NATO Release Of Pirates Sends Wrong Signal: Clinton -- Yahoo News/Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The release of pirates by NATO forces sends the wrong signal and the alliance must discuss ways that they could be brought to justice, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Monday.
On Sunday, NATO forces foiled an attack by Somali pirates on a Norwegian oil tanker, and detained seven gunmen only briefly after hunting them down under cover of darkness, NATO officials said. A day earlier, Dutch commandos freed 20 Yemeni hostages and also briefly detained seven pirates.
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