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SANAA (Reuters) - Somali pirates have seized a Yemeni cargo vessel with a crew of 16 and are taking it out toward the Indian Ocean, a Yemeni Defense Ministry website said on Monday.
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The vessel, called Al Mahmoud 2, had left Yemen's southern port of Aden on December 18, with 15 sailors and a captain on board -- all Yemenis, the impoverished Arab country's coastguard told the website.
On December 14, a regional maritime group said pirates had seized an Indian dhow off the coast of Somalia in the third such incident in a week.
Heavily armed Somali pirates have made tens of millions of dollars in ransoms by hijacking ships in the Indian Ocean and strategic Gulf of Aden, which links Europe to Asia.
(Reporting by Mohamed Sudam; writing by Firouz Sedarat)
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