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schema:articleBody	Fifteen Turkish sailors who were kidnapped on a cargo ship off the coast of Nigeria last month arrived back in Istanbul on Sunday, where they were welcomed by their families, state news agency Anadolu reported. The ship, the Mozart, had been en route from the Nigeria's economic capital Lagos to Cape Town in South Africa when it was boarded on January 23. The unidentified armed men killed an Azerbaijani sailor and wounded several of the Liberian-flagged vessel's crew. The ship then sailed on to Gabon before contact was officially lost. Turkey already said Friday that the sailors had been released. They arrived at Istanbul's international airport on Sunday to be greeted with applause in the presence of their relatives and Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, Anadolu reported. The ship's captain, Mustafa Kaya, told waiting media that the crew had been held in a forest. "We suffered no physical abuse, but psychologically, it was very difficult," he said. Neither the government nor the ship's owners have released any information about the sailors' release, but their kidnappers had made a ransom demand. Pirate attacks on ships worldwide jumped 20 percent last year driven by a record spate of kidnappings off West Africa, the International Maritime Bureau said last month. Out of 135 sailors abducted globally last year, 130 were recorded in the Gulf of Guinea -- the highest-ever number of crew members kidnapped in the area stretching thousands of kilometres (miles) from Senegal to Angola. Ten sailors from the Turkish navy also kidnapped off the coast Nigeria were freed in August 2019. gkg/spm/wdb
schema:headline	Sailors kidnapped off Nigeria arrive back in Turkey
schema:mentions	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart West Africa Gabon Azerbaijanis Sailor Cape Town Ransom Foreign minister Angola Sea captain Cargo ship Lagos Istanbul Senegal Turkey South Africa Nigeria Mustafa Kaya International Maritime Bureau Anadolu Agency Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu
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schema:datePublished	2021-02-14 (xsd:date)
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