4.5B ISK Fleet Clash Ends in 9CG6-H Bloodletting

A 39-pilot fight in 9CG6-H left 24 ships wrecked and about 4.5 billion ISK burned away, with OnlyFleets. taking the heavier share of the damage as Sigma Grindset and Ligma Grindset pressed the attack. The engagement sprawled across multiple hull classes, but the losses show a familiar picture: a brawl that turned costly fast, and a fleet that could not keep its line intact once the shooting started.

THE CLASH FOR 9CG6-H

The fight unfolded in 9CG6-H over the course of many hours on June 20 and June 21, drawing in 39 participants and ending only after a long exchange of ship losses. The scale suggests an organised fleet action rather than a passing skirmish, with both sides committing enough strength to turn the system into a wreck field.

THE DAMAGE SPREADS

OnlyFleets. absorbed more than 3 billion ISK in losses, far more than the damage taken by Sigma Grindset and Ligma Grindset. The wreckage was not confined to one ship class either: Megathrons, Typhoon Fleet Issues, Hyperions, Vindicators, and logistics hulls including Oneiros and Guardian ships all ended up among the destroyed vessels, pointing to a fight that hit hard across the line.

THE TURNING POINT

The heaviest single loss in the engagement is tied to the battle report itself, marked at 4.5 billion ISK and attributed to OnlyFleets. against Sigma Grindset and Ligma Grindset. The final blow is listed under WarBeacon, but the broader picture is of a fleet that kept bleeding ships as the engagement developed, suggesting the pressure never really lifted once the battle began to bite.

WHY IT MATTERS

This was not a titanic strategic exchange, but it was still a costly one. Twenty-four losses in a single extended confrontation is enough to leave a mark, and the mix of destroyed battleships and support ships suggests both sides committed real force. For OnlyFleets., the price was steep; for Sigma Grindset and Ligma Grindset, it was a hard-fought outcome that turned 9CG6-H into a memorable and expensive battlefield.

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