Pilots Hold Off Conflux Amananth Incursion

UUNN Newswire

(UUNN HQ) The following after-action report was filed by pilot Hifly of -=MACK=-

Last night a concerted effort by a multi-factional group managed to drive back a conflux attack at Amananth,

For over an hour we fought waves of snails & nauts that were led by various sentient conflux using c7 wingmen without any loss on our side – but with total annihilation of the conflux that dared enter our space.

It seems we have been under observation for a long time as the sent was able to communicate on the F3 sector comms channel.  Most of what was said was to disgusting to repeat here but the message was clear:  they are coming and they want us dead.

The Aman Leap gate was infested by a very tough c9 sent, but due to the brave efforts of those involved the sent was prevented from strengthening It, so the infest was a very weak affair and only required 2 of the small supply of nukes we currently have available to destroyit.

Last night’s incursion, on top of the recent increase in infested gates, means we have to redouble our efforts at nuke production. Without nukes we could have whole sections of space cut off without the means to re-establish gate travel, with stranded pilots and without the ability to produce much needed supplies.

We have seen this pattern before, infests, snail storms, sent activity probing our defenses. Last time this happened it lead on to buildings being attacked and damaged stopping production of vital supplies, Repair guns should be built and stored in depot storage or your POSes for immediate use, just in case they are reading this and have not got the message yet,

*********ALL FLUX MUST DIE***********

Biomass Mission becoming Biomass Mystery?

By Thane Carios

(UUNN HQ) With Conflux Biomass in short supply and nuclear missile inventories dwindling, TRI Corporation sponsored an all-faction mission that began on 115.3.1 — a mission to collect biomass. But while this mission has progressed, any biomass collected has been disappearing from the markets.

“It’s hard enough trying to collect that damned stuff,” said one pilot who asked to remain anonymous. “If TRI or someone else is just hoarding the stuff we deliver, what’s the point? We need it to be producing nukes and that ain’t happening.”

A brief state from TRI Economics Spokesperson Sagrith Hubri simply said: “TRI Corporation is investigating the question of Biomass inventories.”