The last of NATO's pirate hunters

NATO’s last counter-piracy surveillance aircraft is flying her final mission, as part of Operation Ocean Shield. The Royal Danish Air Force crew of a Challenger surveillance aircraft tells us how much the coast of Somalia has changed since the height of pirate activity in the Horn of Africa.
The mission has been just one part of a highly successful coordinated international response, including the European Union, NATO, the United States and other independent nations to the threat of piracy that, in its peak, had an economic effect in the range of US $7 billion.
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[@usanatoeu5140]

NATO I love you !!!!!!!!!

[@josedourado3747]

God speed NATO

[@madz1914]

Why last ?

[@MadKlauss]

From what it seems in the video it's because the coastline of Somalia is so calm now that the local forces should be able to defend the coastline by themselves and passing ships aren't threatened as much anymore.

[@josipjelacic244]

Somalian coast is not problem at this moment, problems in last months is in Yemeni coast. Now you will see new rising of piracy,