>*Pilotsβ Federation ALERT*
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>A rogue Aegis Defense force has initiated conflict with Taurus Mining Ventures in the T Tauri system.
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>The megaship Musashi is commanded by Aegisβs chief military liaison Admiral Aden Tanner, who made this announcement:
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>βThe Hind Mine asteroid base contains proof that Salvationβs unlicensed anti-xeno weapon is intentionally designed to provoke the Thargoids, and therefore endangers us all. As Taurus Mining Ventures refuses to cooperate, we have no choice but to obtain the evidence by force.β
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>βThis may be our only opportunity to discover Salvationβs true ambitions. I urge all independent pilots who have fought alongside Aegis to help us complete this vital mission.β
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>Patience Middleton, a spokesperson for Taurus Mining Ventures, responded:
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>βThis is an illegal attack that jeopardizes the important work we are undertaking on behalf of Salvation. It is in the galactic communityβs interests to defend our corporate headquarters.β
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>Aegis officially stated that Admiral Tanner is acting on his own authority, and that the Musashiβs presence in the T Tauri system is in direct violation of orders. Despite this, there are reports that Tanner has tacit support from many members of Aegis, who disagree with the public inquiry that has suspended its operations.
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> A deadly attack on December 30, 2020, on Aden airport in Yemen was carried out with missiles similar to those possessed by Houthi fighters and fired from locations under their control, according to a report submitted to the United Nations Security Council.
> In a key section of the UN report, a panel of experts concluded "With very high confidence" that "At least two missiles were launched from Taiz airport towards Aden on Dec. 30, 2020, and that it is likely that two additional missiles were launched from the police training centre in Dhamar City".
> "The airport was hit by three precision-guided, short-distance, surface-to-surface ballistic missiles carrying fragmentation warheads, likely an extended-range version of the Badr-1P missile, which has been part of the Houthi arsenal since 2018.".
> "Any report on Yemen issued without an independent committee is rejected," Houthi political commander Mohammed Ali al-Houthi said.
> According to a summary of the confidential investigative report obtained on Tuesday by AFP news agency, the missiles were an attempt to hit the plane carrying government officials, as well as the VIP lounge, where a press conference had been planned.
> The southern port city of Aden is Yemen's de facto capital, where the internationally-recognised government is based after being routed from the capital Sanaa in the north by Houthi rebels.
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