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"Madam President, as has already been said, we are thinking of the victims of piracy and their families. This is a human tragedy, but it is also a problem which is jeopardising an activity –fishing – that is also an economic resource. This must spur us on to call for reinforcement in the fight against this sea piracy, for these attacks are the work of increasingly violent criminal organisations and they are happening more and more often. We must therefore urgently put in place a military framework and, in particular, a legal framework to combat this piracy and ensure the protection of the men and ships, all the while reflecting on how we can put a stop to these unacceptable acts and dismantle this savage piracy.
That is why I do not understand why Operation Atalanta’s military resources have been reduced and why the Council vote on the extension of this operation has been postponed. I am therefore asking the Commission to urge Member States to efficiently increase this operation’s resources as quickly as possible. We must also ensure that the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea is applied in order to put an end to widespread and unacceptable impunity."@en1
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