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The organization does, however, continue to serve its original purpose: to maintain peace between the core empires, even if at times conflict may occur under strictly regulated conditions. A perfect example of this was during late YC 110, when a fleet belonging to the [[Minmatar Elders]] and the [[Thukker tribe]] conducted a strike against the organization’s core communications hub, crippling its rapid-response teams and enabling the Elders to mount a large-scale offensive against the [[Amarr Empire]]. This marked the beginning of what would become known as the [[Elder War]].

CONCORD returned to a semblance of functionality in short order, but the damage was already done: tensions had boiled over into conflict. While CONCORD imposed peace enough to maintain the status quo and keep New Eden from slipping into anarchy, the hostilities already invoked would not be quelled. Using auxiliary forces composed of capsuleer paramilitaries as defined under the CONCORD Emergency Militia War Powers Act Rev. 2 of YC 110, the nations of New Eden today fight a war via proxy under the watchful gaze of CONCORD, which still struggles to rebuild and redefine itself after suffering that colossal blow to its infrastructure

CONCORD returned to a semblance of functionality in short order, but the damage was already done: tensions had boiled over into conflict. While CONCORD imposed peace enough to maintain the status quo and keep New Eden from slipping into anarchy, the hostilities already invoked would not be quelled. Using auxiliary forces composed of capsuleer paramilitaries as defined under the CONCORD Emergency Militia War Powers Act Rev. 2 of YC 110, the nations of New Eden today fight a war via proxy under the watchful gaze of CONCORD, which still struggles to rebuild and redefine itself after suffering that colossal blow to its infrastructure.

==See also==

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 The organization does, however, continue to serve its original purpose: to maintain peace between the core empires, even if at times conflict may occur under strictly regulated conditions. A perfect example of this was during late YC 110, when a fleet belonging to the [[Minmatar Elders]] and the [[Thukker tribe]] conducted a strike against the organization’s core communications hub, crippling its rapid-response teams and enabling the Elders to mount a large-scale offensive against the [[Amarr Empire]]. This marked the beginning of what would become known as the [[Elder War]].
-CONCORD returned to a semblance of functionality in short order, but the damage was already done: tensions had boiled over into conflict. While CONCORD imposed peace enough to maintain the status quo and keep New Eden from slipping into anarchy, the hostilities already invoked would not be quelled. Using auxiliary forces composed of capsuleer paramilitaries as defined under the CONCORD Emergency Militia War Powers Act Rev. 2 of YC 110, the nations of New Eden today fight a war via proxy under the watchful gaze of CONCORD, which still struggles to rebuild and redefine itself after suffering that colossal blow to its infrastructure
+CONCORD returned to a semblance of functionality in short order, but the damage was already done: tensions had boiled over into conflict. While CONCORD imposed peace enough to maintain the status quo and keep New Eden from slipping into anarchy, the hostilities already invoked would not be quelled. Using auxiliary forces composed of capsuleer paramilitaries as defined under the CONCORD Emergency Militia War Powers Act Rev. 2 of YC 110, the nations of New Eden today fight a war via proxy under the watchful gaze of CONCORD, which still struggles to rebuild and redefine itself after suffering that colossal blow to its infrastructure.
 ==See also==