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Revision as of 04:49, 26 December 2010
This is a listing of news articles and events for the Nation’s Resurgence event.
Sanshas are abducting planetary citizens, and apparently indoctrinating them into True Sansha slaves. Rumor has it that Sansha himself is back. The Sanshas have somehow managed to manipulate wormhole space to their advantage, allowing them to strike anywhere on a whim. Somehow this is tied to the enigmatic Jove, although the extent of it isn’t clear yet. Video surveillance has revealed Sansha in Jove space, and it appears they have captured at least one Jove station.
Contents
- 1 Major Attacks and Events
- 1.1 05.07.112: Ducia Foundry Attack
- 1.2 05.07.112 to 05.10: Ishaeka Reports
- 1.3 05.11.112: The First Wave
- 1.4 05.12.112: First Battle of Tama and Lowsec Engagements
- 1.5 05.13.112: Attacks Continue in Highsec
- 1.6 05.14.112: First Battle of Intaki
- 1.7 05.14.112: Invasion of Arnon
- 1.8 05.14.112: Battle of Vevelonel
- 1.9 05.15.112: Second Battle of Tama
- 1.10 05.15.112: Second Battle of Intaki
- 1.11 05.16.112: Attacks Continue
- 1.12 05.16.112: Battle of Lustrevik
- 1.13 05.16.112: Operation Snowblind Launched, Sutola's Clones Killed
- 1.14 05.17.112: Battle of Ostingele
- 1.15 05.17.112: Raid on Taisy Prime
- 1.16 05.19.112: Sutola's Revenge
- 1.17 05.20.112: Third Battle of Intaki
- 1.18 05.21.112: The 21st of May
- 1.19 05.21.112: Deception at Maut
- 1.20 05.22.112: The Great Lull
- 1.21 06.13.112: Return of Nation: Probing Attacks Launched
- 1.22 06.25.112: Revelation at Huttaken
- 1.23 06.26.112: Invasion of Yulai
- 1.24 10.05.112: Battle of Hek
- 1.25 12.03.112: Antem and Anyed
Major Attacks and Events
05.07.112: Ducia Foundry Attack
It quickly became clear that this was an anomalous incident. The Synenose Accord's acting CEO Justin Vallar posted analysis on the attack. The situation appeared to quiet down, with no additional clues forthcoming. However, the SYNE emergency report would attract attention from an unlikely source. . .
05.07.112 to 05.10: Ishaeka Reports
Following the publication of the initial Synenose Report, Justin Vallar received a message from a source, who to this day, remains unnamed, even to major figures within the Coalition.
The link lead to a series of documents, hosted on an external server. At this point in time, there were only two available, Ishaeka 01 and 15. Report number 15 directly related to the events of earlier the previous week, which was thought to be a fluke accident.
It was not. Sansha's Nation was behind it.
The Synenose Accord Reactivates
Following acquisition of the Ishaeka Reports, Justin Vallar reactivated The Synenose Accord. Attempting to keep the specifics of the information from leaking out, lest Nation be alerted, the Accord and associated entities, such as Moira. Corporation, Kumiho's Smile, and Moira. Vanguard, formed an expedition to the system mentioned in Ishaeka 15: X-7OMU (System). The fleet of Strategic Cruisers reached the location of the Nation sighting, however, nothing was to be found. They returned to base empty-handed.
It is at this time that the w-space system that the Nation forces emerged from, J235456 (System), was identified as the likely location of the Ducia Foundry facility that was attacked on the 7th. As such, resources were allocated to finding wormholes to this system over the course of the next month. It would take some time, however, to locate one leading to the class-five system.
Controlled Diffusion of Ishaeka
Julianus Soter, founder of the Synenose Accord, began to distribute the Ishaeka reports to trusted individuals in the capsuleer community, from all faction backgrounds. The objective was to raise awareness in controlled manner, preventing blow back from Nation and CONCORD. Abess Ashar KorAzor, Evanda Char, "Stitcher" Verin Hakatain, Jonny Damordred, Aurora Morgan, and others were given the documets so their respective groups and factions could prepare.
05.11.112: The First Wave
Nation would act swiftly, however. Within four days of the Ducia Foundry Attack, reports started trickling in: Kaaputenen, Frarn, Renyn, Ashab. What was happening? What could be done about it? These were the questions that dominated early debate and response. Initially, local Capsuleer forces, mission runners, contracters, etc, provided the first line of defense against the Nation attacks. But things would change as Nation changed its targets, requiring more coordination and cooperation between Capsuleer factions.
Confusion and Verification
SYNEPublic, the channel Justin Vallar created in response to the Ishaeka Reports and the reactivation of the Synenose Accord, would provide the first channel dedicated to responding to the incidents. As soon as Frarn was reported, Justin and Julianus made the decision to release the Ishaeka reports to the general public.
Publishing of Ishaeka
The reports were placed on the IGS, and the thread they were hosted on would become a cauldrun of activity and controversy. Nation and anti-Nation capsuleers alike would use it to trade barbs, pass information, and discuss the unfolding crisis. It would also attract the attention of Operation Ishaeka, whose Vieve Creston would be assigned to the so-called "problem" of its publication. Vieve Creston would be an ellusive figure over the coming weeks, making only one public statement, following the uproar over CONCORD's obfuscation of the Sansha activity.
05.12.112: First Battle of Tama and Lowsec Engagements
The first sign of the Nation attack at Tama (System) occured with reports at roughly 19:00 hours. Many were skeptical of the reality of the attack, as it was a heavily contested system between the Federal Defense Union and the State Protectorate, waring militia forces for the Federation and State, respectively. Initial scouting down by pilots loyal to the Synenose Coalition, however, revealed the nature of the threat.
FDU forces would respond to the attack, leading to some capsuleer cross fire in the lowsec engagement. It became clear immediately, however, that this invasion was different. Slave 32152, the field commander of Nation at the battle, was flying an Archon-class carrier, an unprecedented escalation of Nation's capabilities at the wormhole battles. Eventually, Nation forces would be beaten back, but not without a hundred thousand being taken from the system's colonies.
Nation would then continue to launch a string of lowsec incursions throughout empire space, using the confusion to their advantage. One of particular note was in Kamela, where an Amarrian special forces commander would order Imperial loyalist forces to engage and destroy any Minmatar-affiliated ships on the field, after the Nation threat was destroyed. A number of losses were confirmed, on both sides, following the skirmish.
05.13.112: Attacks Continue in Highsec
Pattern Develops
Role of CONCORD
05.14.112: First Battle of Intaki
Main Engagement
Fall of Rallence Ameteves
05.14.112: Invasion of Arnon
Simultaneous Wormhole Openings
Fleet Destroys Sutola Endoma's Ship
After the Arnon incursion fleet is repelled, anger at CONCORD's information politics during the Sansha crisis leads to a case of mob justice: Some capsuleers destroy the ship of CONCORD commander Sutola Endoma.
05.14.112: Battle of Vevelonel
Phoenix Alliance Comes to the Defense
Heavenbound and Son Captured
05.15.112: Second Battle of Tama
Return of Slave Tama01
05.15.112: Second Battle of Intaki
Involvement of Opportunists
05.16.112: Attacks Continue
More True Slaves Take the Stage
Heavenbound Returns
05.16.112: Battle of Lustrevik
Sutola Endoma Returns, Turns Traitor, and Destroyed by Fleet
05.16.112: Operation Snowblind Launched, Sutola's Clones Killed
05.17.112: Battle of Ostingele
Two Million Taken
05.17.112: Raid on Taisy Prime
Kyonoke Virus Acquired by Nation
05.19.112: Sutola's Revenge
Sutola Returns as Slave Endoma01 At Vlillier
05.20.112: Third Battle of Intaki
Mystery of Wormholes Revealed
In the middle of a fight in the Romi system, a squad of capsuleers conducted a seemingly successful test of commercially available ECM equipment against a Sansha wormhole. The test pointed to the possibility that the artificial wormholes could be destabilized using large amounts of gravimetric waves.
05.21.112: The 21st of May
Four Simultaneous Attacks
05.21.112: Deception at Maut
05.22.112: The Great Lull
06.13.112: Return of Nation: Probing Attacks Launched
06.25.112: Revelation at Huttaken
Nation Base of Operations Revealed
The first image from the far side of a Sansha wormhole was obtained by capsuleer Mouse Nell in the battle of Huttaken. The photo, taken by a camera probe, shows a large Sansha fleet grouped near a station of jovian design. CONCORD later confirmed the location as Prosper Vault in 3-CE1R. This jovian connection might be a result of the defection of jovian admiral Ouria in YC 105.
06.26.112: Invasion of Yulai
10.05.112: Battle of Hek
12.03.112: Antem and Anyed
Intercepted Nation transmissions pointed to the Antem and Anyed systems as their next target. In response, the Synenose Coalition mounted an operation to evacuate and fortify the three inhabited planets in these systems.
The expected assault commenced on 12.05.112. However, the attacks at Anyed and Antem turned out as a mere diversion from the main objective - to establish a communications uplink in the Imya system. The Sansha commander on site, Slave 32152, managed to activate this uplink and send a datastream of unknown purpose just seconds before the destruction of her Chimera class carrier.