Exercise Freezing Winds brings navies together to ease Finland into NATO
The nine-day exercise off the Finnish coast was intended to boost interoperability in challenging weather conditions.
As 2017 draws to a close, the threat of pirate attacks in the waters of West Africa continues to affect civil and commercial operators.
Just this week an attack made the headlines, when an incident off the coast of Nigeria saw six crew members of a container ship kidnapped. Indeed, a recent report by the International Maritime Bureau (IMB) notes that the waters around Nigeria remain risky.
‘In general, all waters in and off Nigeria remain risky, despite intervention in some cases by the Nigerian Navy. We advise vessels to be vigilant,’ said Pottengal Mukundan, director of IMB - a specialised
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The nine-day exercise off the Finnish coast was intended to boost interoperability in challenging weather conditions.
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