This is how the press conference held by Medicorp concluded following the latest revelations from Aegis regarding the nacelles abducted by the Thargoids. Medicorp is ready to extract the nacelles potentially held by the Titans as soon as the technology allows.
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On the social networks of Kalak, rumors about human abductions by Thargoids are taking center stage. For several days, a theory: #Zombirgoïd, seems to be the focus of most debates.
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The latest reports from Medicorp regarding a potential escalation in the kidnapping of escape pods are confirmed due to the potential arrival of a new Thargoid fighter: the Scythe.
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One of the latest reports from MediCorp on Thargoids highlights intense activities involving the substitution of escape pods by Thargoid vessels. The conclusion of the report suggests that the intensity of abductions could greatly increase.
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The operation led by Medicorp rescuers in the Garongxians system has been successful. The NGO congratulates the participants, and the evacuees express warm thanks to the rescue pilots.
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Medicorp officially launched its extensive rescue operation ‘Hope of Esculapius’ at 13:00 on June 22, 3309.
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Arrived and operational
In the evening of June 16, 3309, the MHS Mercy joined its operational base in the Colonia region. The services of the third vessel contracted by MediCorp are now operational and available in the Ratraii system.
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On May 30, 3309, one of the MediCorp rescuers, CMDR KTMan, was rescued with only a few minutes of oxygen remaining. Thanks to the galactic specialists in rescue and repairs, the Hull Seals, the MediCorp rescuer was able to escape the clutches of death.
CMDR KTMan kindly agreed to answer our questions and share his experience.
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Departure imminent
We learned in the evening that the Mercy would soon set sail to reach its deployment zone in the Colonia region.
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Statement from Gonzalo Rios-Bray, the former head of MediCorp, on the ‘Operation Hope of Esculape’
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