Intergalactic Summit

I am suspecting that the Outlaw does not have such claimed vessels. A cursory glance at his chosen refuge indicates a single Phoenix class Dreadnought protruding from the station. The station is far, far too small to contain his reported Armada is it not?

And who might you be, other than a person who shares a suspiciously similar lingual syntax with Diana Kim - "does remain hero of the Caldari people," "is also fully supported by me?"

Well said.

Regardless, with the number of capsuleer ships on-site, 100 ships of any size undocking at once would be an overpowering force. Caldari Navy dreadnoughts might not be able to arrive in time. Thankfully we would most likely get reports of Heth's forces making a move to leave the station long before they made their way to the docks. That should give enough time for reinforcements to arrive.

Indeed, remember that Heth and his Dragonaurs have sealed themselves in and security forces say they have them 'contained'. That means first Heth's group has to remove their barricades then fight up a number of decks to the docking area just to get to their ships. That should give some warning before a launch.

Pilots, news from Haatomo;

The Provists attempted a breakout from the Caldari Construction stations. Several Provist capital ships were destroyed. The remainder have been seized in their hangars. Heth remains at large, possibly on-board the Raven piloted by Tolen Kirakachi. Locators identify him in Otsasai, and freelance pursuit is in progress; no idea whether he'll be there when the pilots arrive. Caldari Navy and CONCORD are considering the Haatomo situation secure, and aren't pursuing.

Sloppy and unfortunate. Hopefully the remaining criminal ships will be stopped and destroyed.

Miss Scarlet,

Capsuleer forces were unable to prevent the single Dragonaur pilot to escape, due to the CONCORD rules of engagement. Initial ships scan would suggest that the raven was heavily tanked, so to engage would only result in the present capsuleers ships to be destroyed by CONCORD forces, operating under the Yulai convention.

it is unfortunate, but the overall response by both Navy forces and capsuleers was admirable and efficient.

DutchGunner,
CONCORD Loyalist

In that case, it is another case of blatant overreach on the part of CONCORD. Protecting a terrorist and a man which they have acknowledged is a threat to the peace? Disgusting.

So CONCORD deems it an internal affair, but won't let capsuleers intercept a spacecraft carrying individuals known to be criminals and terrorists? How very..."convenient." Heth was a man wanted by the Caldari State (and now evidently CONCORD), but despite their rather impressive powers they couldn't figure out how to stop a battleship?

If this isn't a sign that CONCORD is rotten to the core, I don't know what is.

Miss Scarlet you keep being wrong on this situation. At the start of the siege, a representative from the DED came to check on what was going on and immediately got told by the Caldari Navy it was a Caldari State internal affair. This got confirmed by the representative. Even in the aftermath of the ending of the siege, the Caldari Navy made it very clear that this was still a internal affair. If you must point and blame someone, you would have to look to the CEP and/or Caldari Navy. They were in charge and they did not make the preparations to make sure none of the attackers of the station could escape.

While CONCORD and the Yulai convention is getting a lot of hatred, it did allow for over a century of peace between the empires and made it possible for the Capsuleers to become who and what they are. The Yulai convention is there to make sure that there are still regulations in the EvE Universe and there are plenty of means to enforce it. I can't imagine how bad things would be if it wasn't so.


Miss Wiseman, the DED wanted updates as the siege was ended. With the updates, it put it assets into motion to help locating the fugutive. As a law enforcement body, you need to know what is happening in order to be able to do your job. The way of communicating could be better, but it is still doing it's best to perform it's duty and it's not faltering.