S. Korean Navy frees hijacked cargo ship, kills Somali pirates

With the support of an Omanese navy ship, South Korean naval special forces successfully rescued 21 seamen and their South Korean-operated cargo ship that was hijacked last week by Somali pirates in an operation that left eight Somali pirates dead, Seoul's military officials said Friday.

"Our special forces stormed the hijacked Samho Jewelry earlier today and freed all hostages," said Col. Lee Bung-woo, a spokesman at South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff.

"The South Korean skipper of the ship suffered a gunshot wound to his stomach during the operation, but his condition is not life-threatening," Lee said.

"Three of our soldiers suffered light scratches on their bodies as they were fired upon by pirates on Tuesday," Lee added. "Our Lynx helicopter immediately returned fire and several pirates fell into the waters. We believe they are dead."

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introducing the south korean navy seals:



this is how they train:

ten thousand, ten thousand and one, ten thousand and two...

they will take anything on even with both hands tied.

they don't like it when people on rickety boats mess with their people.

so... who wants to play!?

hi, we heard some people were messing with our people. so uh, we've come to kick some asses.

this is the end result when you mess with the south korean navy seals.

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