Indian Navy ship seizes arms and ammunition off Somali coast

An Indian Navy ship has seized arms and ammunition off the Somali coast, in a swift anti-piracy operation, officials said Monday.
The ship, Sunayna, carried out the operation on Friday in which two high-calibre AK 47 and AKM rifles, as well as some ammunitions, were seized from a number of boats, approximately 400 nautical miles northeast of Mogadishu off the Somali coast, the Navy officials said.
The ship was deployed for anti-piracy patrol in the Gulf of Aden since October 6.
On November 9, the ship detected a few suspicious boats and later seized the arms and ammunition from them.
The boats and crew were released post interrogation, the officials said.