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India, China warships thwart pirate attack off Aden coast

NEW DELHI: Even as India and China spar over the visit of Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama to Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh the navies of the two countries have coordinated on the high seas to jointly rescue a merchant ship from pirates off the coast of Aden in the Arabian Sea

Updated At : 05:09 PM Apr 09, 2017 IST

Photo courtesy: Twitter handle of @indiannavy

Ajay Banerjee

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