come anticipato al tavolo ier sera, soprattutto a colui che ha osato presentarsi ieri ad allaenamneto con la maglia tarmata dell'internzaionale ecco la nuova produzione dei buontemponi bergamaschi già realizzatori della mitica intervista a bill gates..non è a quel livello ma si lascia guardare..
ps..stasera per chi lo volesse finale provinciale del torneo UISP con il nostro cecio protagonista..campo della marigolda h. 22..
stra di là di bello...
RispondiEliminaintanto al bocia sospesa la diffida
ah e guardate come hanno chiamato l'operazionde della ue contro pirateria in somalia
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Data: Fri, 15 May 2009 18:34:08 +0200
Oggetto: EU@UN Weekly News Roundup
15 May 2009
Operation Atalanta: making strides against pirates off Somali coast
Operation Atalanta: making strides against pirates off Somali coast
The European Union's naval military operation – EU NAVFOR Somalia - Operation Atalanta – is moving in the right direction in its efforts against the pirates, declared Rear Admiral Philip Jones (UK), commander of the naval operation, at a press conference on May 13.
The operation has satisfied every request to escort safely the ships of the World Food Programme (WFP) to the region, delivering some 131,000 metric tons in food aid to displaced persons in Somalia, enough to feed 1.5 million people.
EU NAVOR Somalia also provides protection for vulnerable vessels, with particular focus on those sailing in the Gulf of Aden. The total operational area, off the Somali coast, is over 2 million square miles.
In the five months Atalanta has been running, 52 pirates have been detained, and 39 have been handed over to Kenya for prosecution. The EU NAVOR forces have also captured some pirate mother ships, which serve as a logistical base for sending small skiffs to attack commercial vessels.
The EU NAVFOR Somalia - Operation Atalanta was launched in December 2008 to help to deter, prevent and repress acts of piracy and armed robbery off the coast of Somalia. This operation, in support of respective resolutions of the United Nations Security Council, is comprised of 12 ships from EU member states, and conducted within the framework of the European Security and Defence Policy (ESDP).
For details, see
Atalanta: Efforts against pirates moving in the right direction (13 May 2009)
EU Naval force hands over 11 suspected pirates to Kenyan authorities (8 May 2009)