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 gingerotter4645 | $80.38% |
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Initially, piracy in Somali waters was a threat to international fishing vessels during the early 2000s. However, it rapidly escalated and expanded to target international shipping during the War in Somalia. The pirates often operated from small boats known as “skiffs” and used them to hijack larger vessels. Their motivations included economic desperation, political instability, and the lack of effective governance in Somalia.