Army Rangers rescue 35 civilians held by renegade forces

IRISH army special forces have secured the release of 35 civilians held captive by violent renegade forces in Liberia.

Army Rangers rescue 35 civilians held by renegade forces
Thu, 08 Jan, 2004 - 00:00
Cormac O’Keeffe

The Defence Forces Army Ranger Wing overwhelmed the militia and released the hostages without any injuries being inflicted.

No shots were believed to have been discharged in the operation.

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