Why are Somali pirates so powerful?

First of all: Somalia is located in the eastern part of North Africa, guarding the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, you know, it is the closest road from the sea to Europe and North America from Asian countries, and every year there is a lot of traffic, a large number of ships come and go between the Red Sea and the outer waters of Somalia, and once the sea area is closed, a large number of ships have to pass through the southernmost part of Africa.

Due to the turbulent situation in Somalia in recent years, many people have had to rely on their country's advantageous geographical location to become pirates in order to make a living, and they have to rob passing ships in order to demand ransom from the country. Therefore, the United Nations began to allow European countries and Asian countries to send ** to protect merchant ships. Only by resolving the unrest on land in Somalia can there be hope for the complete eradication of piracy!

You can conquer a country, but you can't conquer a nation.

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, in the case of Somalia, China has even funded the construction of a railway for it to help them achieve poverty alleviation, so it is precisely because of this. Somalia is almost very grateful to China, and they will not do anything to China.

Second, Somali pirates.

Affectionate. Although the profession of piracy is a little biased, but the Somalis have feelings and righteousness, and they know what China has done 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 aspects of ability, it is still easy to eliminate a few pirates, so they will not choose to fight such a world power.

There is nothing to do with it.

Currently, Indonesia,Malaysia, Somalia,YemenThere are many pirates off the coast of 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 bordered by the Gulf of Aden.

The narrow waterway is an ideal location for piracy.

2 The Gulf of Aden, surrounded by Somalia and Yemen, sits between the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea, from which it passes through the Red Sea and the Suez Canal.

Access to the Mediterranean.

and the sea choke point of the Atlantic, the strategic position is very important. 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.

Somali pirates are, in fact, the people of Somalia. Due to the perennial war in Somalia. Many people are living in hardship.

A lot of people don't have anything to eat. In desperation, they had no choice but to go to pirates. This is also forced.

The solution to Somali piracy must begin within Somalia.

It's a complicated question, but one thing I can tell you clearly is that the appearance of pirates was caused by the financial crisis, and you can refer to the rest, I believe you are very smart.

Because it is poor, it belongs to the borders of several countries, it is weak, and there is the intervention of foreign powers.

It is not denied that there are pirates in Somalia, but in fact there are not so many real pirates in Somalia as they seem, and many "rogue states" with a certain naval strength often treat Somali fishermen as pirates, bully others, and even take them out to talk about things, and some "hegemonist" countries are also muddying the waters in order to make political interests.