Greetings esteemed agents,

I desire to use this occasion to verify our agents have victoriously accomplished the Operation "Spear of Anubis", that the High Command had previously declared. Before I explain how we've completed the operation, I desire to clarify how I had organised heavy units under my direct order, our fleets' standing, and, ultimately, the elimination the Nomad installation. It's been a while since I reported to this channel.

Due to OCV Aleppo's employment outside the Omicrons, where it's performing reconnaissance assignments against our hostiles; therefore, I decided to dispatch OCV Palmyra from the Omicron Minor to complete the "Spear of Anubis". Before I ordered the Palmyra to position itself in Cairo's vicinity, I had arranged special maintenance at the Fort Carthage and restore its internal systems responsible for the high-tech components' crucial functions. The Battleship took minor damage due to space radiation and consumed most of its resources while being stationed in the Omicron Minor. Once Cmdre Storgen had announced the operation, the Palmyra (being wholly strengthened) immediately set its course towards Zeta. Its docking bays reached full capacity; thus, I was compelled to park my fighter craft at the Cairo Station.

Early-stage of the operation was tough to annihilate any Nomad entities appropriately, due to low hostile activity. Nonetheless, it didn't stop me any of our agents from liquidating any danger. Meanwhile, Palmyra's systems occupied me fair too much to actively operate in Omicron Zeta. Once we had cleared hostile activity in the system, we initiated a vigorous attack towards the Omicron Major with our fighter craft. Due to slow maintenance for my primary fighter, I mostly used the Bastet in the assault. As soon as we could switch to different ships, I did - to my Nephthys. After intensely entering into the Nomad grounds, our agents discovered a Nomad installation, being the main danger at the time. The attack was seemingly successful with minor casualties. Squids unquestionably weren't sufficiently prepared to counter our unexpected onslaught. The element of surprise slightly worked.

Final-stage mostly included heavy units, which was the ideal time to order the Palmyra to set course towards the Zeta with its fleet. Allied fleet was reasonably powerful, comprising various capital assets. The reinforcement played a significant function in the attack, whereas the high-tech systems worked as intended to combat the Nomad menace. I ensured the Damascus Sation's Cloak Disruptor worked accordingly, due to squid's habits to attack silently with ambushes. Thus, experienced captains prepared our battlegroups for the worst. The effort invested in ensuring Palmyra's functioning on the battlefield wasn't of no value. Despite the fact I might not be qualified to absolutely pilot heavy assets, I know how battlegrounds work, and which technique to take advantage of.

Upon entrance into the Omicron Major system, everything appeared to be silent. However, agents didn't fall for the illogical silence - ready for worst. It was ambitious to orientate in the system due to various radio interferences in the compact nebula while being on our path towards the mapped unknown installation. Our battlegroups weren't surprised by the Nomad attempts of ambush. Our primary objective was to demolish the structure; thus, cease the nomad activity in the area. The number of casualties wasn't as high as expected; nonetheless, we believe the Nomads suffered more losses. After an intense battle, our battlegroups completely obliterated the structure. While most of the fleet immediately abandoned the area, Palmyra ensured to rescue any remaining agents from the Nomads, and leave none behind. We succeeded to protect remaining heavy assets and snub craft, despite the fact their ships were in critical conditions. My flagship in the battle survived with moderate damage - demanding pressing upkeep at the Fort Carthage.

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