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Kina er nu en del af den internationale styrke, der bekæmper pirater uden for Somalias kyst. (Billede: China News Service)
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Tre kinesiske flådefartøjer er netop nået til Adenbugten. Her skal de være en del af en international specialstyrke, der skal bekæmpe pirater på de mest benyttede transportveje langs den somaliske kyst. Flådens opgave er at beskytte kinesiske skibe, der fragter humanitær hjælp til internationale organisationer. Afviger Kina fra sin ikke-inblandingspolitik ved at deltage i en international anti-piratoperation?
Skibene, som lagde fra Kina den 26. december, har netop nået bestemmelsesstedet. Det er første gang i århundreder, at kinesiske krigsskibe sejler så langt væk hjemmefra, noterer magasinet Globe and Mail sig. På missionens første dag lykkedes det flåden at skærme et skib med kinesisk besætning fra et angreb fra fire piratbåde, rapporterer China Daily. Krigsskibene vil i de første dage ledsage yderligere 11 kinesiske handelsfartøjer forbi Somalias kyst, skriver Xinhua.
Iføglge BBC er det første gang, at den kinesiske flåde har deltaget i en operation uden for Stillehavet. Traditionelt har Kina haft en politik om ikke at blande sig i andre landes interne anliggender. Denne operation imod pirateri kolliderer dog ikke med dette princip, da Somalia selv har indbudt dem, skriver Globe and Mail. Analytikere peger dog på, at visse asiatiske nationer kan være foruroligede over Kinas indblanding, da det kan ses som et tegn på, at det kinesiske militær bliver mere aggresivt, fortæller Washington Post. Sidste år blev flere end 100 skibe, heraf syv kinesiske, angrebet af pirater på transportruterne syd for Yemen, nord for Somalia og i det Indiske Ocean øst for Somalia.
| Kina | Europa | Nordamerika | Fra andre lande |
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| China Navy's Main Goal Is to Escort Ships during Somalia Mission CRI Nordic - 1. januar 2009 A military scholar believes China is doing the right thing by dispatching a naval task force to escort ships and protect them from pirates in waters off Somalia. Chinese Fleet to Depart for Pirate Crackdown Mission CRI Nordic - 18. december 2008 Two Chinese naval destroyers and a supply ship will depart for the waters off the Somali coast after the upcoming Christmas Day to take part in an international campaign to crack down on rampant piracy there. Chinese shipmen escape from pirates in Gulf of Aden People's Daily Online - 6. januar 2009 A Sierra Leone cargo ship with 32 Chinese onboard threw off the pursuit of four pirate boats in the Gulf of Aden on Monday, the China Maritime Search and Rescue Center said. Naval escort fleet to protect 15 Chinese merchant vessels from pirates Xinhua - 6. januar 2009 After successfully carrying out its first escort mission, the Chinese Navy prepares to cover another 11 domestic merchant vessels planning to travel around Somalia this week. Navy escorts 4 vessels off Somalia on day one China Daily - 7. januar 2009 The Chinese navy joined its counterparts from other countries to fight Somali pirates and successfully escorted the first fleet of ships through the Gulf of Aden Tuesday. |
China begins anti-piracy mission BBC News - 26. december 2008 Three Chinese naval ships have set sail for waters off Somalia to protect Chinese vessels from pirate attacks. Chinese sailor recalls terror of Somali kidnapping AFP - 6. januar 2009 A Chinese sailor who spent 202 days being held by pirates off the coast of Somalia has told of his fear and horror while in captivity, with the worst moment coming when one of his crewmates was murdered. Chinese warships start anti-piracy Somalia mission Reuters - 6. januar 2009 A Chinese naval mission to tackle rampant piracy in the seas off Somalia has begun with a destroyer escorting four vessels. China to participate in anti-pirate mission in Gulf of Aden Radio86 - 22. december 2008 China will send three navy vessels on December 26 to the Gulf of Aden to combat piracy off the coast of Somalia, the Foreign Ministry announced. Une mission historique pour la marine chinoise la-Croix - 28. december 2008 La Marine chinoise a entamé vendredi 26 décembre une mission historique "d'escorte antipiraterie" au large de la Somalie, la première des forces navales chinoises en plusieurs siècles qui pourrait déboucher sur des engagements militaires à l'étranger. Des navires chinois se dirigent vers les côtes somaliennes pour lutter contre les pirates Le Monde - 28. december 2009 L'envoi d'une flotte chinoise aussi loin est une « première » depuis des siècles. Pékin veut faire construire un porte-avions, et confirme qu'il veut regagner sa puissance sur les mers. C'est une « première » depuis près de six cents ans : vendredi 26 décembre, la marine chinoise a envoyé trois bâtiments - deux destroyers et un navire de ravitaillement - loin de ses eaux territoriales dans le cadre d'une mission internationale destinée, sous patronage de l'ONU, à lutter contre la piraterie dans le golfe d'Aden. Jamais, depuis les expéditions du célèbre amiral Zheng He, sous la dynastie des Ming, des bateaux de la marine de l'empire du Milieu ne s'étaient risqués si loin. |
China: Piracy Is Wrong--on the High Seas NBC Philadelphia - 26. december 2008 Chinese warships headed toward Somali waters on Friday to combat piracy, the first time the communist country has sent ships on a mission that could involve fighting so far beyond its territorial waters. Chinese Warships Sail, Loaded for Pirates The New York Times - 26. december 2008 In China’s first modern deployment of battle-ready warships beyond the Pacific, a naval task force set out Friday to begin escorts and patrols in the pirate-infested Gulf of Aden, state news media reported. China targets pirates in groundbreaking mission The Washington Post - 26. december 2008 Chinese warships headed toward Somali waters Friday to combat piracy, the first time the communist country has sent ships on a mission that could involve fighting so far beyond its territorial waters. China sails into new world order The Globe and Mail - 6. januar 2009 This week, three Chinese vessels join an international task force operating in the Gulf of Aden to protect shipping from attacks by Somali pirates, marking the first time since the 15th century that Chinese warships have sailed so far from home. Chinese navy begins Somali piracy patrols: State media www.canada.com - 6. januar 2009 A Chinese naval convoy arrived Tuesday in the Gulf of Aden on a landmark mission to protect the country's shipping from Somali pirates and escorted its first four vessels, state media reported. |
China begins Somalia piracy patrols Al Jazeera, Qatar - 7. januar 2009 Warships from the Chinese navy have begun a landmark mission to protect ships from pirates in the waters off Somalia. Chinese navy starts anti-piracy Somalia mission TVNZ, New Zealand - 7. januar 2009 A Chinese naval mission to tackle rampant piracy in the seas off Somalia has begun with a destroyer escorting four vessels. Chinese naval squadron to begin patrolling Somali waters Press Trust of India - 6. januar 2009 A squadron of the Chinese Navy, upon arriving at the areas of the Gulf of Aden on Tuesday, will immediately begin to escort Chinese cargo vessels to protect them from Somali pirates. |
