Tolonda Conflict

Tolonda Conflict
Date	Year 22, Day 48 — Present
Location	Tolonda Sector, The Galaxy
Result	Ongoing
Belligerents
Jedi Order Triumvirate Coalition -ARK- Blue Star Dominion Ternion Corps Rebel Alliance The Resistance	Mandalorian Clans Aliit Cin'Rekr Aliit Qir Aliit Vhetin Aliit Ka'ra	Sith Imperium Spectre
Commanders and Leaders
Master Russ Leman Master Thragg Craghorn Consul Gath Perrin Consul Mannix Michaels Va`Li Owa Belwarmec Al-Thorac Marshal Tomas o`Cuinn Marshal Taranjeek o`Cuinn Con Semper Vir Calder Supreme Commander Orion Chran Tidus Rose Major General Eli Descartes General Gand Xitwa	Various Sekou Tau Aliit'alor Teroch Qir-zan	Uther Von Kaldreon Arthur Von Kaldreon Xyre Vindictus
Casualties and Losses
Minimal	Minimal	Sith Imperium Komik Ki† 1 Mammoth destroyed 2 BFF-1 destroyed 317+ ships captured 28+ vehicles captured 1,398+ droids captured 4,170+ pieces of equipment captured
Battles
Operation ROID RAGE, Sith Imperium Holonet Hack, Operation Appropriation

Battles

Operation Appropriation

Operation Appropriation was the codename for a covert military action conducted by the Blue Star Dominion's naval and marine forces to seize and destroy numerous ships owned by the Sith Imperium. With the majority of the Imperium's forces scrambling in response to their late discovery of the Jedi Order's Operation ROID RAGE, Dominion Marshal Tomas o`Cuinn quietly outlined a plan with Sith Fleet Commander Sekou Tau, an independent operative sympathetic to the rebel cause, to launch a clandestine assault behind enemy lines. Calculating that they had a limited window of opportunity to strike, the Dominion borrowed two local Modular Taskforce Cruisers from the Triumvirate Coalition to bring their total in the Tolonda sector to three. Two of the cruisers were dispatched to the Tamra system under the commands of Tomas and Taranjeek o`Cuinn while the third was committed to the Oshora system under the command of Kaze Zill. Each of the warships was manned by several companies of Dominion marines and escorted to the outskirts of their respective target systems by the Dominion Navy, which broke off outside of the Imperium sensor range in an effort to maintain the cruiser's stealth. Transmitting false IFF codes, each cruiser casually made its approach into the respective system and successfully evaded notice by the Sith.

In the early hours of the morning on Day 60, Fleet Commander Tau transferred the access codes of the entire Sith Imperium fleet to Dominion Command, signaling execution of the plan. With much of the Imperium's personnel occupied elsewhere, the vessels in the target areas were either manned by only skeleton crews or unmanned entirely. Dominion marines rapidly executed boarding maneuvers on hundreds of ships in the three locations, quietly subduing the confused and quickly-overwhelmed crews before they could raise any alarm and captured the bridges. Tractor beams from the cruisers swiftly moved the occupied vessels into their docking bays while others were flown and docked manually. The Dominion successfully seized over three hundred of the Sith Imperium's ships before the transfer of access codes was noticed and a remote reset command was sent to the fleet, prompting a hasty exit from the system for the cruisers amid the confusion and leaving behind a chaotic embarrassment for the Imperium to wake up to. At least two BFF-1 bulk freighters were destroyed during the operation, reportedly at the hands of their own crew. An unconfirmed report from across the galaxy in the Ottega system alleged that, at the same time as the Dominion operation, an Imperium Mammoth-class heavy hauler was mysteriously destroyed by what local authorities described as a remote slicing attack that exploited its fuel line. Analysts throughout the galaxy have since estimated that the Imperium lost a quarter of their entire naval fleet.