Ushra’Kahn Incursion in Floseswin High Orbit Repelled by Amarr Militia Titan Fleet

[Elsebeth_Rhiannon]

@Mikal_Vektor

that there are two logical explanations for Irnolf Sirober’s decision to loiter a Freighter into Floseswin. As you seem to have somehow muddled these two quite simple explanations, I will attempt to disentangle them for you.

1. Irnof Sirober, acting in good faith and in the interest of the Matari, attempted to assist in a plot to land freedom fighters onto the surface of Floseswin. His incompetence in selecting an orbital trajectory resulted in his detection and subsequent destruction by Imperial forces.
2. Irnof Sirober, acting in bad faith and in the interest of Imperial Allies, infiltrated Ushra’Kahn, onboarded 10,000 freedom fighters under the pretense of “assisting” their safe transport to Floseswin, and intentionally allowed his vessel to be destroyed at the hands of Imperial forces.

There are multiple other explanations than these two extremes.

For example: Irnof Sirober, basically well-meaning but a hotheaded an inexperienced person, was for some reason convinced that a good way to help Floseswin is to get a freighterful of freedom fighters and fly to Floseswin orbit. He is new and young, but hearing of his plans, someone (and this was clearly, according to evidence and reactions, not U’K) hands him a freighter. He then uses Ushra’Khan’s good name, which he has recently joined, to recruit some equally well-meaning but hotheaded and inexperienced volunteers (gods and spirits know the Matari have no shortage of those), and flies to Floseswin, where his ship is promptly destroyed and his volunteers taken prisoner.

The main question in this story becomes: who provided the freighter and the skill injectors? And with what motives?