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The Attack on the Hutt Cartel listening post was a space battle engaged by the reconstituted Sith Empire to destroy a listening post owned by the Hutt Cartel situated near Nar Shaddaa. Imperial Intelligence discovered that the Cartel shared the information from this listening post with the Galactic Republic; so the Sith assembled a fleet of Terminus-class destroyer and Sith starfighters to destroy it, but the space station was defended by a large Republic fleet so the Sith Command called for reinforcements, requesting any Sith forces in the areas. With these new fighters, especially a very skilled Sith pilot, the Empire succeeded in accomplishing the mission.

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  1. SWTOR mini STAR WARS: The Old Republic - Question ! :) - Page 3 on The Old Republic's official website (backup link) places Star Wars: The Old Republic about ten to twelve years after the signing of the Treaty of Coruscant, which is dated to 3653 BBY by Star Wars: The Old Republic Encyclopedia. The Old Republic—The Lost Suns 2 takes place ten years after the treaty, one week after the mission to Nar Shaddaa, and around the time of the SpecForce Incident. Since the mission and the incident are respectively part of Act I of the Jedi Knight and Republic Trooper's storylines, and the Trooper's Act I occurs concurrent to Act I of the Smuggler storyline, the general events of the Prologue and Act I for all classes can be assumed to occur in 3643 BBY.

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Cold War
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Conflicts of the Cold War
Settling the Great War
(3653 BBY)
Alderaan peace conference
Coruscant riots · First Dantooine
The Envoy · Senate bombing · Second Dantooine
Jostling for advantage
(3653–c. 3643 BBY)
Althir III · Balmorra · Mindor · Ilum · Kiffu · Voss
First Odacer-Faustin · Second Odacer-Faustin
First Hutta · Second Hutta · Sebaddon
Renewed conflict
(3643 BBY)
Esseles · Desolator crisis · Dark Plague crisis
SpecForce Incident · Brentaal Star
Hunt for Jaesa Willsaam · Taris · Vesla system
Fondor · Jabiim · Balosar · Javaal · Hutt Space
Saleucami · Athiss · Allusis · Cademimu V · Voidstar
Archenar · Makem Te · Nez Peron · Sarapin
Syvris · Llanic · Taspan · Ezran
Open conflict
(36423641 BBY)
Taris · Pakuuni · Kovor · Skaross · Mugaar
Taral V · Maelstrom · Dorin's Sky · Foundry · Quesh
Hoth · Hydian Way · Drexel · Polith · Sululluub
Hunt for the Sith Emperor · Rift Alliance campaign
Plan Zero · Gauntlet
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Aaeton · Ando Prime · Droxine · Dubrillion · Nal Yeshu
Operation: Derelict · Operation: Etching Wheel
Operation: Glass Knife · Waskiro
Proxy wars and events Ord Mantell Separatist War · Flesh Raider uprising
Fount of Rajivari · Merchants' Guild Crisis
Dromund Kaas rebellion · Grathan's revolt
Tulak Hord's artifacts · Search for Skavak
Hammer Station · Hunt for the Eagle
Nok Drayen's treasure · Great Hunt
Alderaan Civil War · Krikthasi Massacre
Related topics and articles
Dark Council · Galactic Republic · Hutt Cartel · Hutt–Imperial treaty
Dorian Janarus · Jedi Council · Jedi Order · Mandalore the Vindicated
Mandalorian clans · Paran Am-Ris · Satele Shan · Taris Resettlement Initiative
Sith Emperor · Sith Empire · Sith Order · Treaty of Coruscant
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