On 27 October 2016, following an appeal from the President of Puntland direct to the Operational Headquarters, EU NAVFOR warship "Relámpago" diverted to the Puntland coast in the first EU NAVFOR show of force against violent extremist organisations when the coastal town of Qandala was overrun by ISIS sympathisers. The Operation's mission evolved over its first ten years. On 8 December 2009, monitoring of fishing activity was formally added to the mandate. Although it took time for the data to lead to direct legal consequences, DG MARE has subsequently used the information EU NAVFOR provides to build sanctions cases against foreign governments. On 17 December 2018 the EU Council granted permission for EU NAVFOR to share data on forms of maritime crime other than piracy with INTERPOL and EUROPOL. The following vessels are part of EU NAVFOR's current fleet in Operation Atalanta, . Operation Atalanta has the task force designator Task Force 465. Refer to EUNAVFOR.EU website for current list of deployed units.   the following aircraft are currently deployed with the European Union Naval Force – Operation Atalanta. The following vessels have, among others, been committed to the Operation .