What is the relationship between Somali pirates and Israel s hijacking of international ships?

It shouldn't matter.

Somali pirates can only be called a force The purpose of hijacking is relatively simple.

And Israel's hijacking of international ships is worse (personal opinion. There's a lot of politics in mind, and as we all know, politics is always complicated.

Somali piracy is an act of individual banditry, seeking only money and not life.

The hijacking of the Isle-Levier is an act of banditry by the state, not for money, but for life.

There is little connection between the two.

Here's why:

First, China has a dripping favor for Somalia.

When it comes to China, it can be said that it is a model of the world's big brother, especially for some relatively backward countries, such as Somalia, China has even funded the construction of a railway to help them get rid of poverty and become rich, so it is precisely because of this. Somalia is almost very grateful to China, and they will not do anything to China.

Secondly, Somali pirates have intentions. Although the profession of piracy is a little off, the Somalis are affectionate and righteous, and they know what China is doing to them, so even if they see Chinese ships, they will never have any thoughts about Chinese ships.

Third, China's great strength. Unlike other countries, China is a bargain for any citizen or ship abroad, and it is for this reason that Somali pirates rob Chinese ships.

Then what he is facing is the current China, and the current China, in terms of all capabilities, it is still easy to eliminate a few pirates, so they will not choose to have anything to do with such a world power.

At present, there are many pirates on the coasts of Indonesia, Malaysia, Somalia, Yemen and Nigeria.

Geographical reasons for the formation of Somali piracy.

In addition to political instability and munitions, there are many geographical reasons:

1 The waters off Somalia are close to the Gulf of Aden, and the narrow shipping lanes are ideal locations for piracy.

2 The Gulf of Aden, surrounded by Somalia and Yemen, is strategically located between the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea, and is the maritime choke point from the Indian Ocean to the Mediterranean and Atlantic Oceans through the Red Sea and the Suez Canal. According to statistics, about 10,000 ships pass through the Suez Canal every year, most of which pass through the Gulf of Aden. It is the only way from China to Europe.

3 Somalia is also a land parcel with a lot of room for relocation. If you are beaten at sea, you can run inland.

To sum up, it is difficult for small local robbed ships to run, and there are many rich ships in good locations, and they can be strategically defended by backing the vast land. Plus the most fundamental reason - I am very poor.

Ships from countries near the sea that pass through the Arabian Sea and the Red Sea should be robbed

Somali pirates (Somali regional pirate organization).

Somali pirates are a group of criminals who specialize in robbing ships of other countries at sea. With the outbreak of the Somali civil war in 1991, piracy in the Gulf of Aden became more frequent, and there were many hijackings and violent injuries to crew members. There are four major groups of Somali pirates:

Puntland Guards, National Coastal Volunteer Guardians, Melka, Somali sailors.

In November 2009, Somali pirates were named Time Magazine's 2009 Person of the Year. On April 11, 2011, the United Nations Security Council decided to establish special tribunals inside and outside Somalia to try suspected acts of piracy in the waters off Somalia.

1. The Puntland Group, the first group to engage in organized piracy in Somali waters;

2. "National Volunteer Coast Guard", which is small in scale and mainly plunders small ships sailing along the coast;

3. "Merkah", they use small fishing boats with strong firepower as their main tools of committing crimes, and they are characterized by relatively flexible ways of committing crimes;

4. The most powerful pirate gang is called "Somali sailors", and its range of activity is as far as 200 nautical miles from the coastline.

Features: sound preparation and strict management.

The pirate organization is "sound," with the posts of "fleet commander," "major marshal," and "finance officer," and strict management of the pirates, calling itself the "Somali Marine Corps" to the outside world.

Equipped and well-trained.

Somali pirates are well-trained, well-equipped, and have an extremely high success rate. When pirates attack, they are often equipped with advanced communication equipment such as satellites and global positioning systems, and have automatic **, bazookas, etc.

Tactical treachery is used properly.

In the case of the Saudi oil tanker, for example, pirates may use a tugboat as a "mother ship" and dispatch three speedboats to attack the tanker. Due to the full load**, the tanker had a low position in the sea, creating conditions for pirates to board the ship.

The threat is huge.

It's just a pirate from a country, living by robbing merchant ships, and it is estimated that you won't go to this country, and I don't know if you have the life to come back!