Evaluate The Effectiveness Of Thirty Knots

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In this method pirates buy powerful outboard engines to improve their boats, while some of the equipment purchases are also funded by organized crime groups from outside Africa. These engines make fishing boats a lot faster, and speeds in excess of thirty knots are a common phenomenon. This speed is fast enough to reach most ships and quickly escape in case the vessel turns out to have an unseen escort boat.

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