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August 2009 Egyptian hostage escape
On August 13, 2009, Egyptians captured by Somali pirates and held hostage for ransom attacked their captors, using whatever was at their disposal before seizing weapons from the pirates. They managed to overpower their captors and reach Aden, Yemen, in what was described a "daring and dramatic escape."
==Background==
(詳細はdictatorship was overthrown, plunging the country into chaos. The ensuing power vacuum, and the lack of authority in the country has resulted in a surge in piracy, which occurs along Somalia's 1,900-mile coastline, the Gulf of Aden, and the Indian Ocean as well, areas through which run some of the world's busiest shipping lines.
The Egyptians, fishermen working for a company called Mashreq Marine Product, were captured with their two fishing vessels, the Mumtaz 1 and Samara Ahmed, by Somali pirates in April 2009. Both vessels had permits to fish off Somali shores. Reports estimate two dozen to forty fishermen being captured by the Somali pirates. The latest and apparently most accurate figure, from Al-Ahram, states 33 fishermen were taken hostage.〔
The 33 Egyptians kidnapped by name (last name, first, middle) and hometown were, on board the Mumtaz 1: el-Berliss, Abdullah el-Faqey, Kafr el-Sheikh; al-Matriah, Ahmed Habeesh, Daqhaliya; el-Berliss, Ibrahim el-Sayed, Kafr el-Sheikh; el-Berliss, Mahmoud Mohamed, Kafr el-Sheikh; el-Berliss, Osama el-Sayed, Kafr el-Sheikh; Ibrahim, Ibrahim Mohamed, Damietta; Khaleel, Ahmed Ali, Damietta; Khaleel, Mohamed Ali, Damietta; al-Matriah; al-Araby Mohamed, Daqhaliya; al-Matriah, Ibrahim Ahmed, Daqhaliya; al-Matriah; Mohamed al-Araby, Daqhaliya; al-Matriah, el-Sayed Galaby, Daqhaliya; al-Matriah, el-Sayed Mohamed, Daqhaliya; Murro, Hassan al-Qitty, Damietta; Musa, al-Hussein Abd el-Gelil, Damietta; Saqr, Mohamed Fuad, Damietta. Taken hostage on board the Samara Ahmed were: Ahmed, Ahmed Nasr Mohamed, Damietta; Ahmed, Mohamed Nasr Mohamed, Damietta; Ahmed, Ehab Nasr Mohamed, Damietta; el-Berliss, Abd el-Salaam Ismail, Kafr el-Sheikh; el-Berliss, 'Adel Abd el-'Aty, Kafr el Sheikh; el-Berliss, Ameen Saber, Kafr el-Sheikh; el-Berliss, Hegazy Ahmed, Kafr el-Sheikh; el-Berliss, Mahmoud Mus'id, Kafr el-Sheikh; el-Berliss, Mahmoud el-Sayed, Kafr el-Sheikh; el-Berliss, Muaz Abd el-Rahman, Kafr el-Sheikh; el-Berliss, Reda Dergham, Kafr el-Sheikh; el-Berliss, el-Sayed Abd el-Latif, Kafr el-Sheikh; el-Berliss, el-Shahaat Ragab, Kafr el Sheikh; el-Berliss, Subhy Mohamed, Kafr el-Sheikh; el-Hadaby, Mohamed Mohamed, Damietta; Mohamed, Ahmed Ashraf, Damietta; Shershir, Abdu Mohamed; Damietta. Al-Ahram, August 15, 2009, Issue no.:44812, p.22 〕 Mohamed Alnahdi, executive manager of Mashreq, negotiated with the pirates for over a month, but failed to secure the fishermen's release after the pirates, originally demanding 800,000 to $1.5 million, rejected a ransom of $200,000.〔
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