Egyptian forces rescue ships and sailors in Somalia
Egypt has released eight Egyptian sailors who had been held aboard the vessel "M/T Eureka," which was hijacked off the coast of Puntland, Somalia, after being held for approximately five months. The release was carried out based on the directives of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, following diplomatic efforts and ongoing follow-up. The operation involved a large-scale military action targeting the pirates who had been holding the ship, resulting in the liberation of the vessel and some of the crew members—some of whom were killed or wounded. The sailors arrived in Mogadishu in good health and are expected to return to Egypt within 48 hours. Their detention conditions had been poor, and the operation was carried out in full coordination between Egypt and Somalia to ensure the safety of the sailors.
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