THE HUNT CLOSES
What began as a fast-moving engagement in 1I5-0V quickly turned into a high-value catch. The Phoenix Navy Issue stood out immediately as the kind of target fleets do not leave alone for long, and the fight that followed suggests a coordinated effort to keep pressure on the ship until it could no longer hold. The engagement lasted only from 21:06:11 to 21:09:49 UTC, but in that short window the attackers assembled enough force to overwhelm the carrier-class target.
CAPITAL FIRE UNDER PRESSURE
The losing side came from HOLD MY PROBS, while the attacking force was split between PUT THE FRIES IN THE BAG and Ragequit Cancel Sub. On the field, the attackers committed heavy assets of their own, including two Hels and a Nyx, with additional support from Apocalypse Navy Issues. That mix of capitals and subcapital pressure suggests the target was not simply caught, but boxed in under sustained fire until the Phoenix Navy Issue could no longer survive the exchange.
THE FINAL VOLLEY
De BuG’s Apocalypse Navy Issue landed the finishing blow, but the damage had clearly already been done by a larger formation. The Phoenix Navy Issue accounted for the standout loss in the battle, valued at 10.1B ISK, with 7.4B ISK destroyed and 2.8B ISK recovered from the wreck. Among the wreckage were tens of thousands of Nitrogen Isotopes and large torpedo stockpiles, evidence that the ship had been fully loaded and ready for extended operations before the fight interrupted them.
A COSTLY PRESENCE LOST
The broader battle reached 79 participants and produced three ship losses, with the Phoenix Navy Issue making up the overwhelming share of the destruction. For HOLD MY PROBS, losing a Navy Issue dreadnought in a fight of this scale is more than a single expensive wreck — it is the sort of loss that can disrupt plans and force a harder look at how exposed heavy assets are in contested space. In 1I5-0V, the attackers did not just win a brawl; they claimed a prize large enough to define the engagement.
