FIONA HAMILTON
Hundreds of ships are sailing into European waters after suspicious manoeuvres near terrorist hot spots, prompting fears that they are smuggling people and weapons with impunity.
An investigation by The Times has uncovered how cargo ships and other large vessels routinely switch off GPS tracking so that they can disappear, falsify their identification or veer off their usual course.
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Source: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/
MAST’s security report issue 365 is available to read now. In the Gulf of Guinea, two incidents have been reported in the period observed. Nigeria’s
MAST’s security report issue 364 is available to read now. In the Gulf of Guinea, media reports have suggested that Nigeria is poised to have
MAST’s security report issue 363 is available to read now. In the Gulf of Guinea, one incident has been reported in the period observed. Ghana’s
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