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The tug Ace Twenty-two is still in the hands of the Libyan soldiers
The unit has left the port of Tripoli with on board armed men
March 21, 2011
There is still worry for the risen ones of the crew of the Ace Twenty-two, the anchor handling, towing and supply vessel (AHTS) of the Augusta Offshore company (CA.FI.MA group.) that night in the port of Tripoli was stopped saturday as a result of in existence attacks it airplane on Libya. The minister of the Defense, Ignazio La Russa, taking part this morning to a television programme, has confirmed that the tug, with on board eight marine Italians, two Indians and an Ukrainian, has left the port Libyan heading westward and has announced yesterday that still on board there are military armed Libyans.
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There is still worry for the risen ones of the crew of the Ace Twenty-two, the anchor handling, towing and supply vessel (AHTS) of the Augusta Offshore company (CA.FI.MA group.) that night in the port of Tripoli was stopped saturday as a result of in existence attacks it airplane on Libya. The minister of the Defense, Ignazio La Russa, taking part this morning to a television programme, has confirmed that the tug, with on board eight marine Italians, two Indians and an Ukrainian, has left the port Libyan heading westward and has announced yesterday that still on board there are military armed Libyans.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
