Two Spies Kicked From TSOTH
Two suspected spies have been kicked and blacklisted following an investigation by the TSOTH Intelligence Directorate. Acting on information received, we concluded that both pilots were attempting to act unusually helpful in an effort to become trusted in the alliance, with the ultimate aim of being given director roles and hangar access where they could cause lots of damage. These traitors have now been removed from the corp, and all the assets they kept in our industrial POS have been seized.
TOSTH Tengu Lost In Delve
TSOTH confirms the loss of one of our Tengu-class cruisers in the Y-OMTZ start system of Delve. The unprovoked attack was carried out by Goonswarm Federation at 0613, when two pilots in Onyx-class heavy interdictors were able to utilize a mobile observatory to decloak Carlos Warren. Subsequently they used scanner probes to get a lock on his exact location and raced to the scene, launching interdiction bubbles to prevent any escape. It is understood that both Onyx suffered serious damage in their attack on the Tengu although both were able to limp back to a safe citadel for repair.
TSOTH has already destroyed over a dozen high-value Goonswarm ships since the start of the Delve offensive, and while the the loss of a single cruiser does not really change the momentum of the war it is still a bit of an embarassment for TSOTH. It is an appropriate reminder not to underestimate an enemy. TSOTH pilots taking part in the offensive will need to stay alert to the dangers of mobile observatories if they are to avoid suffering other embarassing losses
TOSTH Launches Offensive In Delve
Our offensive against the 1DQ constellation of Delve is underway, with several Goon ships already destroyed in the first week. Already our cloaky camping patrols appear to be having a demoralizing effect on the residents of Y-OMTZ, who have launched over 60 mobile observatories in a futile attempt to decloak Carlos. Intel suggests they are quickly growing frustrated at their inability to flush out the cloaky neutral ruining their "safe" system. Most cloaky campers will move or give up when faced with mobile observatory spam, and this is clearly what Goons were expecting. The fact that TSOTH is not doing so and continues to remain in system no matter how many observatories are launched has clearly put Goons a little on the defensive. But they are a formidable enemy and have proven very capable of adapting to fight in new ways in the past, so TSOTH will need to remain alert if we are to build on the early successes of the offensive
Enemy Ratting Ship Destroyed
TSOTH have destroyed an Ishtar-class ratting ship belonging to the enemy in 7M4-4C. While not strategically significant, it shows TSOTH's ability to conduct strikes deep, deep behind enemy lines. Horde's apparent inability to prevent or defend against these strikes is causing major frustration among the line members and has Horde leadership concerned. Carlos Warren, the CEO of TSOTH Alliance, has promised that such strikes will continue. In an exclusive interview, he said "We must remember here that TSOTH is not the aggressor. Horde started this war by attacking our industrial citadels and our high sec systems, unprovoked. We have simply decided to take the war to them and see how they like it when their home systems come under fire. We will continue to fight the aggressor, and no system is safe for them until they surrender and pay reparations for their aggression against us"
2 Enemy MTU's Neutralized
TSOTH forces have destroyed 2 of the Goon aggressors mobile tractor units in Y-OMTZ. We will continue to carry out strikes such as this, deep in the occupiers territory, to show them that nowhere is safe from TSOTH forces.