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| url=http://www.pacom.mil/speeches/sst2005/050606-emsi-shangrila.shtml
| url=http://www.pacom.mil/speeches/sst2005/050606-emsi-shangrila.shtml
| title=Remarks at 4th annual Shangri La Dialogue: "Enhancing Maritime Security Cooperation"
| title=Remarks at 4th annual Shangri La Dialogue: "Enhancing Maritime Security Cooperation"
| publisher=[[United States Pacific Command]]
| publisher=U.S. Pacific Command
| author=[[William J. Fallon]]
| author=[[William J. Fallon]]
| date=6 June 2005
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MV Limburg was a French merchant vessel that was attacked by suicide bombers in October 2002, in the Gulf of Aden off Yemen.[1][2][3]

One crew member Atanas Atanasov lost his life, twelve were injured.[4] 90,000 tonnes of oil were spilled.[5][6]

In 2003, the ship was repaired and sold to Tanker Pacific Management who renamed it the Maritime Jewel.[7]

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