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The Togolese-flagged oil tanker M/T Eureka was seized by suspected pirates on May 2 near the coast of Shabwa Governorate in southwestern Yemen and redirected toward Somalia's semi-autonomous Puntland region with eight Egyptian sailors aboard.

The Togolese-flagged oil tanker M/T Eureka was seized by suspected pirates on May 2 near the coast of Shabwa Governorate in southwestern Yemen and redirected toward Somalia's semi-autonomous Puntland region with eight Egyptian sailors aboard.

The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the hijacking, describing it as a direct threat to maritime security and international trade routes, and expressed full solidarity with Egypt and the families of the abducted sailors.

The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the hijacking, describing it as a direct threat to maritime security and international trade routes, and expressed full solidarity with Egypt and the families of the abducted sailors.

Qatar and Jordan also condemned the incident, with both countries describing it as a blatant violation of international law and calling for coordinated international efforts to protect maritime navigation and secure the sailors' release.

Qatar and Jordan also condemned the incident, with both countries describing it as a blatant violation of international law and calling for coordinated international efforts to protect maritime navigation and secure the sailors' release.

Arab Parliament Speaker Mohammed bin Ahmed Al Yamahi described the hijacking as a breach of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea and called on the international community to end criminal acts threatening maritime navigation.

Arab Parliament Speaker Mohammed bin Ahmed Al Yamahi described the hijacking as a breach of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea and called on the international community to end criminal acts threatening maritime navigation.

Relatives of the crew said the tanker, operated by a Sharjah-based company, had departed from Fujairah en route to Yemen before pirates intercepted it and demanded a $3.5 million ransom, threatening to kill the sailors if negotiations failed.

Relatives of the crew said the tanker, operated by a Sharjah-based company, had departed from Fujairah en route to Yemen before pirates intercepted it and demanded a $3.5 million ransom, threatening to kill the sailors if negotiations failed.

Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty instructed the Egyptian embassy in Mogadishu to monitor the situation and coordinate with Somali authorities to secure the release of the sailors. AIS tracking data showed the tanker's signal reappearing near the coastal town of Bayla in Puntland.

Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty instructed the Egyptian embassy in Mogadishu to monitor the situation and coordinate with Somali authorities to secure the release of the sailors. AIS tracking data showed the tanker's signal reappearing near the coastal town of Bayla in Puntland.

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