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Anshar Lost in Jita as 33 Pilots Close on 31.9B ISK Freighter
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Anshar Lost in Jita as 33 Pilots Close on 31.9B ISK Freighter

A 31.9 billion ISK Anshar was destroyed in Jita after 33 attackers converged on the capital industrial ship, turning one of New Eden’s busiest trade hubs into the scene of a sudden and costly ambush.

THE CATCH

The loss happened in Jita at 11:16 UTC, when the Anshar piloted by weiz IIIII SH (Attack On CALDARI) was caught and destroyed by Uedama Logistics. The final blow was delivered by Destruction and Hate in an Oracle, ending the ship’s run in a matter of moments.

A PRICEY TARGET

Anshar-class jump freighters are built to carry value across dangerous space, and this one stood out simply because of what it represented: 31.9 billion ISK of exposed capital ship. In a system as crowded and watched as Jita, that kind of vessel is never far from danger once it becomes vulnerable.

THE ATTACKERS CLOSE IN

The engagement involved 33 attackers, suggesting a coordinated effort rather than a fleeting opportunistic strike. With Uedama Logistics named as the attacking organization, the assault appears to have been a deliberate catch rather than a chance encounter, with enough pilots committed to ensure the target did not slip away.

THE LOSSES

The Anshar was destroyed outright, with no other losses recorded in the data provided. For the victim, the immediate consequence was simple and severe: the disappearance of a high-value transport ship in one of the cluster’s most trafficked hubs.

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