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Fortizar Falls to Capital Fire in B-U299
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Fortizar Falls to Capital Fire in B-U299

A Fortizar in B-U299 was broken apart under heavy capital fire in a brief but costly strike that left no doubt about the scale of the attack. The structure, held by Angry Miners Alliance., was destroyed by a small assault force from xqtywiznalamywmodxfhhopawzpqyjdwrpeptuaenabjawdzku, with the final blow delivered by kralz in a Moros Navy Issue.

THE CATCH

The attack came to a head at 15:12:45 UTC, when the Fortizar met concentrated fire in B-U299. What began as a single structure loss quickly reads like a deliberate strike: six attackers applied enough pressure to overwhelm the citadel’s defenses, and the result was a 14.9 billion ISK destruction event centered on one high-value target.

THE BREAK

The ship list tells the story of how the structure was dismantled. kralz’s Moros Navy Issue landed the final blow, but the damage was spread across a compact line of capital and heavy hulls, including a Naglfar, multiple Moros Navy Issues, and Leshaks. That kind of composition suggests the attackers were there to finish the job, not simply threaten it.

THE LOSSES

The Fortizar’s destruction cost 10.7 billion ISK outright, with another 4.2 billion ISK dropped from the wreckage. Among the notable losses were the Fortizar Upwell Quantum Core and a Standup Cloning Center I, while 3,891 Oxygen Fuel Blocks were recovered. For Angry Miners Alliance. and Edge Dancers, the loss of a Fortizar is more than a destroyed hull; it is the removal of a major anchor from the field.

THE CONSEQUENCE

With 11 participants recorded around the engagement, this was not a sprawling fleet battle but a sharp, concentrated kill that still carried significant weight. A Fortizar does not vanish quietly, and the presence of capital ships on the attacking side indicates the defenders were facing a serious commitment. In B-U299, the structure’s fall marks a clear and expensive moment of pressure in the local contest.

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