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the UNMC was tasked with retaking a major colony on the planet of Justice.

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	==== ~~the~~ UNMC was tasked with retaking a major colony on the planet of Justice. ====		==== The UNMC was tasked with retaking a major colony on the planet of Justice. ====
	The planet Justice's government was overthrown in a coup supported by the [[Socialist Progressive Peoples (SPP)\|Socialist Progressive Peoples]]. The number of marines peaked at 240 000 active combat Marines and over a dozen combat warships, resulting in the second largest conflict fought, but still not to the scale of [[The Orthis War]]. Eventually both sides withdrew after the usage of nuclear weaponry, devastating the population's infrastructure and leading to the establishment of the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].		The planet Justice's government was overthrown in a coup supported by the [[Socialist Progressive Peoples (SPP)\|Socialist Progressive Peoples]]. The number of marines peaked at 240 000 active combat Marines and over a dozen combat warships, resulting in the second largest conflict fought, but still not to the scale of [[The Orthis War]]. Eventually both sides withdrew after the usage of nuclear weaponry, devastating the population's infrastructure and leading to the establishment of the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].

Whisper at 08:17, 4 February 2026

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	~~During Operation Justice,~~ the UNMC was tasked with retaking a major colony on the planet of Justice~~, whose~~ government was overthrown in a coup supported by the [[Socialist Progressive Peoples (SPP)\|Socialist Progressive Peoples]]. The number of marines peaked at 240 000 active combat Marines and over a dozen combat warships, resulting in the second largest conflict fought, but still not to the scale of [[The Orthis War]]. Eventually both sides withdrew after the usage of nuclear weaponry, devastating the population's infrastructure and leading to the establishment of the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].		==== the UNMC was tasked with retaking a major colony on the planet of Justice. ====
			The planet Justice's government was overthrown in a coup supported by the [[Socialist Progressive Peoples (SPP)\|Socialist Progressive Peoples]]. The number of marines peaked at 240 000 active combat Marines and over a dozen combat warships, resulting in the second largest conflict fought, but still not to the scale of [[The Orthis War]]. Eventually both sides withdrew after the usage of nuclear weaponry, devastating the population's infrastructure and leading to the establishment of the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].

	The primary colony of Justice suffered from a SPP-led coup, resulting in overthrowing the UN-supported government and the installment of a pro-SPP regime. The [[United Nations\|United Nations Government]] wasted no effort in mobilizing and deploying a massive task-force. The task-force being solely dedicated with retaking the colony from SPP forces. The SPP also not desiring to lose the opportunity to get their hands on a rich world deployed their own task-force, resulting in a major engagement between the two super-powers. The Operation was extremely bloody, most notably for the civilians caught in the crossfire, as the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council]] had not yet formed the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].		The primary colony of Justice suffered from a SPP-led coup, resulting in overthrowing the UN-supported government and the installment of a pro-SPP regime. The [[United Nations\|United Nations Government]] wasted no effort in mobilizing and deploying a massive task-force. The task-force being solely dedicated with retaking the colony from SPP forces. The SPP also not desiring to lose the opportunity to get their hands on a rich world deployed their own task-force, resulting in a major engagement between the two super-powers. The Operation was extremely bloody, most notably for the civilians caught in the crossfire, as the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council]] had not yet formed the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].

Whisper at 06:10, 28 January 2026

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	During Operation Justice, the UNMC was tasked with retaking the ~~colony~~ of Justice whose government was overthrown in a ~~social~~ coup supported by the [[Socialist Progressive Peoples (SPP)\|Socialist Progressive Peoples]]. The number of marines peaked at 240 000 active combat Marines and over a dozen combat warships, resulting in the second largest conflict fought, but still not to the scale of [[The Orthis War]]. Eventually both sides withdrew after the usage of nuclear weaponry, devastating the population's infrastructure and leading to the establishment of the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].		During Operation Justice, the UNMC was tasked with retaking a major colony on the planet of Justice, whose government was overthrown in a coup supported by the [[Socialist Progressive Peoples (SPP)\|Socialist Progressive Peoples]]. The number of marines peaked at 240 000 active combat Marines and over a dozen combat warships, resulting in the second largest conflict fought, but still not to the scale of [[The Orthis War]]. Eventually both sides withdrew after the usage of nuclear weaponry, devastating the population's infrastructure and leading to the establishment of the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].

	The primary colony of Justice suffered from a SPP-led coup, resulting in overthrowing the UN-supported government and the installment of a pro-SPP regime. The [[United Nations\|United Nations Government]] wasted no effort in mobilizing and deploying a massive task-force. The task-force being solely dedicated with retaking the colony from SPP forces. The SPP also not desiring to lose the opportunity to get their hands on a rich ~~colonial~~ world deployed their own task-force, resulting in a major engagement between the two super-powers. The Operation was extremely bloody, most notably for the civilians caught in the crossfire, as the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council]] had not yet formed the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].		The primary colony of Justice suffered from a SPP-led coup, resulting in overthrowing the UN-supported government and the installment of a pro-SPP regime. The [[United Nations\|United Nations Government]] wasted no effort in mobilizing and deploying a massive task-force. The task-force being solely dedicated with retaking the colony from SPP forces. The SPP also not desiring to lose the opportunity to get their hands on a rich world deployed their own task-force, resulting in a major engagement between the two super-powers. The Operation was extremely bloody, most notably for the civilians caught in the crossfire, as the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council]] had not yet formed the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].

	The UNMC was already gaining a sour reputation among colonies due to [[The Orthis War]]. There was also a deep concern for the colonies by veteran officers. They foresaw Justice as the second [[The Orthis War\|Orthis War]] and therefore illegally permitted groups of marines off the record to fight unrestricted, regardless of civilian life caught on the battlefield, in order to prevent such a disaster from occurring in UN history a second time.		The UNMC was already gaining a sour reputation among colonies due to [[The Orthis War]]. There was also a deep concern for the colonies by veteran officers. They foresaw Justice as the second [[The Orthis War\|Orthis War]] and therefore illegally permitted groups of marines off the record to fight unrestricted, regardless of civilian life caught on the battlefield, in order to prevent such a disaster from occurring in UN history a second time.

	The end of the conflict was the usage of nuclear weapons and withdrawal of both of the SPP and UNMC forces after years of battle. The conflict failed to see a winning side with most of the colony now in ruins and deemed unhabitable and unusable. After the full withdrawal, a humanitarian relief force from the [[Interstellar Sapient-Life Rights Council\|Interstellar Life Rights Council]] was assembled and ~~said to have been sent~~ to aid and recover civilians left in the aftermath. In the ~~end the~~ media ~~had blown over~~ the ~~incident~~ and ~~forgotten~~ it. The ~~relief force was eventually disbanded~~ and the ~~planet left~~ on ~~its own~~. The ~~disaster quickly became the first rallying call for a rise~~ to ~~action with~~ the ~~belief~~ of ~~'Fend for ourselves' mentality~~.		The end of the conflict was the usage of nuclear weapons and withdrawal of both of the SPP and UNMC forces after years of battle. The conflict failed to see a winning side with most of the colony, and wider planet, now in ruins and deemed unhabitable and unusable. After the full withdrawal, a humanitarian relief force from the [[Interstellar Sapient-Life Rights Council\|Interstellar Life Rights Council]] was assembled and attempted to aid and recover civilians left in the aftermath.

			In the years following Operation Justice, media of the ruined planet circulated widely among colony populations. Entire stretches of land rendered uninhabitable, polluted atmospheres and waters, shattered infrastructure, and abandoned colonies drew immediate and unsettling comparisons to Earth during its [[United Nations#Pre-Exodus\|pre-Exodus]] collapse. Justice was not merely another failed intervention, it was a mirror of humanity’s darkest chapter, now repeating itself among the stars.

			The similarities were impossible to ignore. As Earth had once been torn apart by conflict, resource wars, and unchecked military escalation, so too had Justice fallen victim to rival powers treating a world as a battleground rather than a home. Public sentiment across UN colonies shifted rapidly, with growing outrage toward unrestricted warfare, civilian neglect, and the absence of protections for non-combatants.

			This realization marked a turning point. Major power leaders, colony representatives, and emerging interstellar advocacy groups demanded binding limits on military conduct, fearing that without intervention, Justice would become the first of many dead worlds. From this pressure, the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council]] gained unprecedented authority, and the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]] were drafted and approved.

			The Accords were intended to ensure that no colony would ever again be sacrificed to war, establishing strict regulations on weapons of mass destruction, civilian protections, and the conduct of military operations. hopefully, this would prevent history from repeating itself among the stars.

Whisper at 03:11, 28 January 2026

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	During Operation Justice, the UNMC was tasked with retaking the colony of Justice whose government was overthrown in a social coup supported by the [[Socialist Progressive Peoples (SPP)\|Socialist Progressive Peoples]]. The number of marines peaked at 240 000 active combat Marines and over a dozen combat warships, resulting in ~~one of~~ the largest ~~conflicts~~ fought ~~between two major super-powers in decades~~. Eventually both sides withdrew after the usage of nuclear weaponry, devastating the population and leading to the establishment of the [[Interstellar ~~Sapient-~~Life Rights Council\|Stellar Accords]].		During Operation Justice, the UNMC was tasked with retaking the colony of Justice whose government was overthrown in a social coup supported by the [[Socialist Progressive Peoples (SPP)\|Socialist Progressive Peoples]]. The number of marines peaked at 240 000 active combat Marines and over a dozen combat warships, resulting in the second largest conflict fought, but still not to the scale of [[The Orthis War]]. Eventually both sides withdrew after the usage of nuclear weaponry, devastating the population's infrastructure and leading to the establishment of the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].

	The colony ~~world~~ of Justice suffered from a ~~socialist~~-led coup, resulting in overthrowing the UN-supported government and the installment of a pro-SPP regime. The [[United Nations\|United Nations Government]] ~~and [[High Command\|UNMC High Command]], already harboring a deep distrust in the colonies,~~ wasted no effort in mobilizing and deploying a massive task-force. The task-force being solely dedicated with retaking the colony ~~by force~~. The SPP also not desiring to lose the opportunity to get their hands on a rich colonial world deployed their own task-force, resulting in a major engagement between the two super-powers.		The primary colony of Justice suffered from a SPP-led coup, resulting in overthrowing the UN-supported government and the installment of a pro-SPP regime. The [[United Nations\|United Nations Government]] wasted no effort in mobilizing and deploying a massive task-force. The task-force being solely dedicated with retaking the colony from SPP forces. The SPP also not desiring to lose the opportunity to get their hands on a rich colonial world deployed their own task-force, resulting in a major engagement between the two super-powers. The Operation was extremely bloody, most notably for the civilians caught in the crossfire, as the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council]] had not yet formed the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].

	The ~~Operation~~ was ~~extremely bloody, most notably for the civilians caught in the crossfire. The UNMC had~~ already ~~gained~~ a sour reputation among ~~colonial worlds~~ due to ~~rumored massacring of civilians~~. There was also a deep ~~dislike~~ for the colonies by veteran officers. They foresaw Justice as the second ~~Sol Campaign~~ and therefore permitted marines off the record to fight unrestricted, regardless of civilian life caught on the battlefield, in order to prevent such a disaster from occurring in UN history a second time. Some historians argue these cruel stances by [[High Command]] as a result of nervousness and desire to protect more United Nations lives, however others saw it as a sole desire to uphold UN hegemony through an iron fist.		The UNMC was already gaining a sour reputation among colonies due to [[The Orthis War]]. There was also a deep concern for the colonies by veteran officers. They foresaw Justice as the second [[The Orthis War\|Orthis War]] and therefore illegally permitted groups of marines off the record to fight unrestricted, regardless of civilian life caught on the battlefield, in order to prevent such a disaster from occurring in UN history a second time.

	The end of the conflict was the usage of nuclear weapons and withdrawal of both of the SPP and UNMC forces after years of battle. The conflict failed to see a winning side with most of the colony now in ruins and ~~referred to as '~~unusable'. After the full withdrawal, a humanitarian relief force from the [[Interstellar Sapient-Life Rights Council\|Interstellar Life Rights Council]] was assembled and said to have been sent to aid ~~those~~ left in the aftermath~~. However, little money actually went to the relief force~~. In the end ~~after~~ the media had blown over the incident and forgotten it. The relief force was eventually disbanded and the planet left on its own. The disaster quickly became the first rallying call for a rise to action with the belief of 'Fend for ourselves' mentality.		The end of the conflict was the usage of nuclear weapons and withdrawal of both of the SPP and UNMC forces after years of battle. The conflict failed to see a winning side with most of the colony now in ruins and deemed unhabitable and unusable. After the full withdrawal, a humanitarian relief force from the [[Interstellar Sapient-Life Rights Council\|Interstellar Life Rights Council]] was assembled and said to have been sent to aid and recover civilians left in the aftermath. In the end the media had blown over the incident and forgotten it. The relief force was eventually disbanded and the planet left on its own. The disaster quickly became the first rallying call for a rise to action with the belief of 'Fend for ourselves' mentality.

Whisper at 20:30, 27 October 2025

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	The Operation was extremely bloody, most notably for the civilians caught in the crossfire. The UNMC had already gained a sour reputation among colonial worlds due to rumored massacring of civilians. There was also a deep dislike for the colonies by veteran officers. They foresaw Justice as the second Sol Campaign and therefore permitted marines off the record to fight unrestricted, regardless of civilian life caught on the battlefield, in order to prevent such a disaster from occurring in UN history a second time. Some historians argue these cruel stances by [[High Command]] as a result of nervousness and desire to protect more United Nations lives, however others saw it as a sole desire to uphold UN hegemony through an iron fist.		The Operation was extremely bloody, most notably for the civilians caught in the crossfire. The UNMC had already gained a sour reputation among colonial worlds due to rumored massacring of civilians. There was also a deep dislike for the colonies by veteran officers. They foresaw Justice as the second Sol Campaign and therefore permitted marines off the record to fight unrestricted, regardless of civilian life caught on the battlefield, in order to prevent such a disaster from occurring in UN history a second time. Some historians argue these cruel stances by [[High Command]] as a result of nervousness and desire to protect more United Nations lives, however others saw it as a sole desire to uphold UN hegemony through an iron fist.

	The end of the conflict was the usage of nuclear weapons and withdrawal of both of the SPP and UNMC forces after years of battle. The conflict failed to see a winning side with most of the colony now in ruins and referred to as 'unusable'. After the full withdrawal, a humanitarian relief force from the [[Interstellar Sapient-Life Rights Council]] was assembled and said to have been sent to aid those left in the aftermath. However, little money actually went to the relief force. In the end after the media had blown over the incident and forgotten it. The relief force was eventually disbanded and the planet left on its own. The disaster quickly became the first rallying call for a rise to action with the belief of 'Fend for ourselves' mentality.		The end of the conflict was the usage of nuclear weapons and withdrawal of both of the SPP and UNMC forces after years of battle. The conflict failed to see a winning side with most of the colony now in ruins and referred to as 'unusable'. After the full withdrawal, a humanitarian relief force from the [[Interstellar Sapient-Life Rights Council\|Interstellar Life Rights Council]] was assembled and said to have been sent to aid those left in the aftermath. However, little money actually went to the relief force. In the end after the media had blown over the incident and forgotten it. The relief force was eventually disbanded and the planet left on its own. The disaster quickly became the first rallying call for a rise to action with the belief of 'Fend for ourselves' mentality.

Whisper at 20:37, 26 October 2025

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	Operation Justice ~~was the first major conflict that~~ the UNMC was ~~deployed into, since~~ the ~~Sol Campaign pressured the UN government to bolster their funding and recruitment. The~~ colony ~~world~~ of Justice ~~suffered from~~ a ~~socialist-led~~ coup~~, resulting in overthrowing the UN-~~supported ~~government and~~ the ~~installment of a pro-SPP regime. The~~ [[~~United Nations\|United Nations Government]] and [[High Command~~\|~~UNMC High Command~~]]~~, already harboring a deep distrust in the colonies, wasted no effort in mobilizing and deploying a massive task-force~~. The ~~task-force being solely dedicated with retaking the colony by force. The SPP also not desiring to lose the opportunity to get their hands on~~ a ~~rich colonial world deployed their own task-force~~, resulting in the ~~first major engagement~~ between ~~the~~ two super-powers ~~since~~ the ~~start~~ of the ~~Cold~~-~~War~~.		During Operation Justice, the UNMC was tasked with retaking the colony of Justice whose government was overthrown in a social coup supported by the [[Socialist Progressive Peoples (SPP)\|Socialist Progressive Peoples]]. The number of marines peaked at 240 000 active combat Marines and over a dozen combat warships, resulting in one of the largest conflicts fought between two major super-powers in decades. Eventually both sides withdrew after the usage of nuclear weaponry, devastating the population and leading to the establishment of the [[Interstellar Sapient-Life Rights Council\|Stellar Accords]].

	The Operation was extremely bloody, most notably for the civilians caught in the crossfire. The UNMC had already gained a sour reputation among colonial worlds due to rumored massacring of civilians. There was also a deep dislike for the colonies by veteran officers ~~who had served in the Sol Campaign~~. They foresaw Justice as the second Sol Campaign and therefore permitted marines off the record to fight unrestricted, regardless of civilian life caught on the battlefield, in order to prevent such a disaster from occurring in UN history a second time. Some historians argue these cruel stances by [[High Command]] as a result of nervousness and desire to protect more United Nations lives, however others saw it as a sole desire to uphold UN hegemony through an iron fist.		The colony world of Justice suffered from a socialist-led coup, resulting in overthrowing the UN-supported government and the installment of a pro-SPP regime. The [[United Nations\|United Nations Government]] and [[High Command\|UNMC High Command]], already harboring a deep distrust in the colonies, wasted no effort in mobilizing and deploying a massive task-force. The task-force being solely dedicated with retaking the colony by force. The SPP also not desiring to lose the opportunity to get their hands on a rich colonial world deployed their own task-force, resulting in a major engagement between the two super-powers.

			The Operation was extremely bloody, most notably for the civilians caught in the crossfire. The UNMC had already gained a sour reputation among colonial worlds due to rumored massacring of civilians. There was also a deep dislike for the colonies by veteran officers. They foresaw Justice as the second Sol Campaign and therefore permitted marines off the record to fight unrestricted, regardless of civilian life caught on the battlefield, in order to prevent such a disaster from occurring in UN history a second time. Some historians argue these cruel stances by [[High Command]] as a result of nervousness and desire to protect more United Nations lives, however others saw it as a sole desire to uphold UN hegemony through an iron fist.

	The end of the conflict was the usage of nuclear weapons and withdrawal of both of the SPP and UNMC forces after years of battle. The conflict failed to see a winning side with most of the colony now in ruins and referred to as 'unusable'. After the full withdrawal, a humanitarian relief force from the [[Interstellar Sapient-Life Rights Council]] was assembled and said to have been sent to aid those left in the aftermath. However, little money actually went to the relief force. In the end after the media had blown over the incident and forgotten it. The relief force was eventually disbanded and the planet left on its own. The disaster quickly became the first rallying call for a rise to action with the belief of 'Fend for ourselves' mentality.		The end of the conflict was the usage of nuclear weapons and withdrawal of both of the SPP and UNMC forces after years of battle. The conflict failed to see a winning side with most of the colony now in ruins and referred to as 'unusable'. After the full withdrawal, a humanitarian relief force from the [[Interstellar Sapient-Life Rights Council]] was assembled and said to have been sent to aid those left in the aftermath. However, little money actually went to the relief force. In the end after the media had blown over the incident and forgotten it. The relief force was eventually disbanded and the planet left on its own. The disaster quickly became the first rallying call for a rise to action with the belief of 'Fend for ourselves' mentality.

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Operation Justice was the first major conflict that the UNMC was deployed into, since the Sol Campaign pressured the UN government to bolster their funding and recruitment. The colony world of Justice suffered from a socialist-led coup, resulting in overthrowing the UN-supported government and the installment of a pro-SPP regime. The [[United Nations|United Nations Government]] and [[High Command|UNMC High Command]], already harboring a deep distrust in the colonies, wasted no effort in mobilizing and deploying a massive task-force. The task-force being solely dedicated with retaking the colony by force. The SPP also not desiring to lose the opportunity to get their hands on a rich colonial world deployed their own task-force, resulting in the first major engagement between the two super-powers since the start of the Cold-War.

The Operation was extremely bloody, most notably for the civilians caught in the crossfire. The UNMC had already gained a sour reputation among colonial worlds due to rumored massacring of civilians. There was also a deep dislike for the colonies by veteran officers who had served in the Sol Campaign. They foresaw Justice as the second Sol Campaign and therefore permitted marines off the record to fight unrestricted, regardless of civilian life caught on the battlefield, in order to prevent such a disaster from occurring in UN history a second time. Some historians argue these cruel stances by [[High Command]] as a result of nervousness and desire to protect more United Nations lives, however others saw it as a sole desire to uphold UN hegemony through an iron fist.

The end of the conflict was the usage of nuclear weapons and withdrawal of both of the SPP and UNMC forces after years of battle. The conflict failed to see a winning side with most of the colony now in ruins and referred to as 'unusable'. After the full withdrawal, a humanitarian relief force from the [[Interstellar Sapient-Life Rights Council]] was assembled and said to have been sent to aid those left in the aftermath. However, little money actually went to the relief force. In the end after the media had blown over the incident and forgotten it. The relief force was eventually disbanded and the planet left on its own. The disaster quickly became the first rallying call for a rise to action with the belief of 'Fend for ourselves' mentality.

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	During Operation Justice, the UNMC was tasked with retaking the ~~colony~~ of Justice whose government was overthrown in a ~~social~~ coup supported by the [[Socialist Progressive Peoples (SPP)\|Socialist Progressive Peoples]]. The number of marines peaked at 240 000 active combat Marines and over a dozen combat warships, resulting in the second largest conflict fought, but still not to the scale of [[The Orthis War]]. Eventually both sides withdrew after the usage of nuclear weaponry, devastating the population's infrastructure and leading to the establishment of the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].		During Operation Justice, the UNMC was tasked with retaking a major colony on the planet of Justice, whose government was overthrown in a coup supported by the [[Socialist Progressive Peoples (SPP)\|Socialist Progressive Peoples]]. The number of marines peaked at 240 000 active combat Marines and over a dozen combat warships, resulting in the second largest conflict fought, but still not to the scale of [[The Orthis War]]. Eventually both sides withdrew after the usage of nuclear weaponry, devastating the population's infrastructure and leading to the establishment of the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].

	The primary colony of Justice suffered from a SPP-led coup, resulting in overthrowing the UN-supported government and the installment of a pro-SPP regime. The [[United Nations\|United Nations Government]] wasted no effort in mobilizing and deploying a massive task-force. The task-force being solely dedicated with retaking the colony from SPP forces. The SPP also not desiring to lose the opportunity to get their hands on a rich ~~colonial~~ world deployed their own task-force, resulting in a major engagement between the two super-powers. The Operation was extremely bloody, most notably for the civilians caught in the crossfire, as the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council]] had not yet formed the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].		The primary colony of Justice suffered from a SPP-led coup, resulting in overthrowing the UN-supported government and the installment of a pro-SPP regime. The [[United Nations\|United Nations Government]] wasted no effort in mobilizing and deploying a massive task-force. The task-force being solely dedicated with retaking the colony from SPP forces. The SPP also not desiring to lose the opportunity to get their hands on a rich world deployed their own task-force, resulting in a major engagement between the two super-powers. The Operation was extremely bloody, most notably for the civilians caught in the crossfire, as the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council]] had not yet formed the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].

	The UNMC was already gaining a sour reputation among colonies due to [[The Orthis War]]. There was also a deep concern for the colonies by veteran officers. They foresaw Justice as the second [[The Orthis War\|Orthis War]] and therefore illegally permitted groups of marines off the record to fight unrestricted, regardless of civilian life caught on the battlefield, in order to prevent such a disaster from occurring in UN history a second time.		The UNMC was already gaining a sour reputation among colonies due to [[The Orthis War]]. There was also a deep concern for the colonies by veteran officers. They foresaw Justice as the second [[The Orthis War\|Orthis War]] and therefore illegally permitted groups of marines off the record to fight unrestricted, regardless of civilian life caught on the battlefield, in order to prevent such a disaster from occurring in UN history a second time.

	The end of the conflict was the usage of nuclear weapons and withdrawal of both of the SPP and UNMC forces after years of battle. The conflict failed to see a winning side with most of the colony now in ruins and deemed unhabitable and unusable. After the full withdrawal, a humanitarian relief force from the [[Interstellar Sapient-Life Rights Council\|Interstellar Life Rights Council]] was assembled and ~~said to have been sent~~ to aid and recover civilians left in the aftermath. In the ~~end the~~ media ~~had blown over~~ the ~~incident~~ and ~~forgotten~~ it. The ~~relief force was eventually disbanded~~ and the ~~planet left~~ on ~~its own~~. The ~~disaster quickly became the first rallying call for a rise~~ to ~~action with~~ the ~~belief~~ of ~~'Fend for ourselves' mentality~~.		The end of the conflict was the usage of nuclear weapons and withdrawal of both of the SPP and UNMC forces after years of battle. The conflict failed to see a winning side with most of the colony, and wider planet, now in ruins and deemed unhabitable and unusable. After the full withdrawal, a humanitarian relief force from the [[Interstellar Sapient-Life Rights Council\|Interstellar Life Rights Council]] was assembled and attempted to aid and recover civilians left in the aftermath.

			In the years following Operation Justice, media of the ruined planet circulated widely among colony populations. Entire stretches of land rendered uninhabitable, polluted atmospheres and waters, shattered infrastructure, and abandoned colonies drew immediate and unsettling comparisons to Earth during its [[United Nations#Pre-Exodus\|pre-Exodus]] collapse. Justice was not merely another failed intervention, it was a mirror of humanity’s darkest chapter, now repeating itself among the stars.

			The similarities were impossible to ignore. As Earth had once been torn apart by conflict, resource wars, and unchecked military escalation, so too had Justice fallen victim to rival powers treating a world as a battleground rather than a home. Public sentiment across UN colonies shifted rapidly, with growing outrage toward unrestricted warfare, civilian neglect, and the absence of protections for non-combatants.

			This realization marked a turning point. Major power leaders, colony representatives, and emerging interstellar advocacy groups demanded binding limits on military conduct, fearing that without intervention, Justice would become the first of many dead worlds. From this pressure, the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council]] gained unprecedented authority, and the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]] were drafted and approved.

			The Accords were intended to ensure that no colony would ever again be sacrificed to war, establishing strict regulations on weapons of mass destruction, civilian protections, and the conduct of military operations. hopefully, this would prevent history from repeating itself among the stars.

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	During Operation Justice, the UNMC was tasked with retaking the colony of Justice whose government was overthrown in a social coup supported by the [[Socialist Progressive Peoples (SPP)\|Socialist Progressive Peoples]]. The number of marines peaked at 240 000 active combat Marines and over a dozen combat warships, resulting in ~~one of~~ the largest ~~conflicts~~ fought ~~between two major super-powers in decades~~. Eventually both sides withdrew after the usage of nuclear weaponry, devastating the population and leading to the establishment of the [[Interstellar ~~Sapient-~~Life Rights Council\|Stellar Accords]].		During Operation Justice, the UNMC was tasked with retaking the colony of Justice whose government was overthrown in a social coup supported by the [[Socialist Progressive Peoples (SPP)\|Socialist Progressive Peoples]]. The number of marines peaked at 240 000 active combat Marines and over a dozen combat warships, resulting in the second largest conflict fought, but still not to the scale of [[The Orthis War]]. Eventually both sides withdrew after the usage of nuclear weaponry, devastating the population's infrastructure and leading to the establishment of the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].

	The colony ~~world~~ of Justice suffered from a ~~socialist~~-led coup, resulting in overthrowing the UN-supported government and the installment of a pro-SPP regime. The [[United Nations\|United Nations Government]] ~~and [[High Command\|UNMC High Command]], already harboring a deep distrust in the colonies,~~ wasted no effort in mobilizing and deploying a massive task-force. The task-force being solely dedicated with retaking the colony ~~by force~~. The SPP also not desiring to lose the opportunity to get their hands on a rich colonial world deployed their own task-force, resulting in a major engagement between the two super-powers.		The primary colony of Justice suffered from a SPP-led coup, resulting in overthrowing the UN-supported government and the installment of a pro-SPP regime. The [[United Nations\|United Nations Government]] wasted no effort in mobilizing and deploying a massive task-force. The task-force being solely dedicated with retaking the colony from SPP forces. The SPP also not desiring to lose the opportunity to get their hands on a rich colonial world deployed their own task-force, resulting in a major engagement between the two super-powers. The Operation was extremely bloody, most notably for the civilians caught in the crossfire, as the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council]] had not yet formed the [[Interstellar Life Rights Council#The Stellar Accords\|Stellar Accords]].

	The ~~Operation~~ was ~~extremely bloody, most notably for the civilians caught in the crossfire. The UNMC had~~ already ~~gained~~ a sour reputation among ~~colonial worlds~~ due to ~~rumored massacring of civilians~~. There was also a deep ~~dislike~~ for the colonies by veteran officers. They foresaw Justice as the second ~~Sol Campaign~~ and therefore permitted marines off the record to fight unrestricted, regardless of civilian life caught on the battlefield, in order to prevent such a disaster from occurring in UN history a second time. Some historians argue these cruel stances by [[High Command]] as a result of nervousness and desire to protect more United Nations lives, however others saw it as a sole desire to uphold UN hegemony through an iron fist.		The UNMC was already gaining a sour reputation among colonies due to [[The Orthis War]]. There was also a deep concern for the colonies by veteran officers. They foresaw Justice as the second [[The Orthis War\|Orthis War]] and therefore illegally permitted groups of marines off the record to fight unrestricted, regardless of civilian life caught on the battlefield, in order to prevent such a disaster from occurring in UN history a second time.

	The end of the conflict was the usage of nuclear weapons and withdrawal of both of the SPP and UNMC forces after years of battle. The conflict failed to see a winning side with most of the colony now in ruins and ~~referred to as '~~unusable'. After the full withdrawal, a humanitarian relief force from the [[Interstellar Sapient-Life Rights Council\|Interstellar Life Rights Council]] was assembled and said to have been sent to aid ~~those~~ left in the aftermath~~. However, little money actually went to the relief force~~. In the end ~~after~~ the media had blown over the incident and forgotten it. The relief force was eventually disbanded and the planet left on its own. The disaster quickly became the first rallying call for a rise to action with the belief of 'Fend for ourselves' mentality.		The end of the conflict was the usage of nuclear weapons and withdrawal of both of the SPP and UNMC forces after years of battle. The conflict failed to see a winning side with most of the colony now in ruins and deemed unhabitable and unusable. After the full withdrawal, a humanitarian relief force from the [[Interstellar Sapient-Life Rights Council\|Interstellar Life Rights Council]] was assembled and said to have been sent to aid and recover civilians left in the aftermath. In the end the media had blown over the incident and forgotten it. The relief force was eventually disbanded and the planet left on its own. The disaster quickly became the first rallying call for a rise to action with the belief of 'Fend for ourselves' mentality.