Though the Federation was still willing to negotiate peace and some Klingons were willing to listen, one Klingon wanted to drive things into an endless sea of blood and chaos: Ambassador B'vat. Losses suffered in the war led to Fleet Admiral Jorel Quinn revising a number of Starfleet's operating procedures and rules on promotions reactivation of many old classes.
The Gorn launched an invasion of Sherman's Planet, but were defeated by forces operating out of Deep Space Station K-7. On stardate 82626.64, the Gorn Hegemony, a client state of the Klingon Empire since the events of 2403, declared war on the Federation. The USS Montgomery Scott was heavily damaged in the battle for the colony, which otherwise went well.Įarly victories in the war helped President Okeg win an easy victory in his third election campaign. Starfleet deployed a fleet of ships to prevent this. When the Federation refused, the Klingons started their attack, invading the Korvat system to forcibly eject them. The first strike came when the Klingons attempted to invoke ancient rights to the Hromi Cluster, demanding all Federation citizens and assets removed in three months.
The IKS Seg'pa battles the USS Musashi in 2409 The Klingon invasion culminated with the revelation of Undine within the Gorn ruling faction and their swift execution. In retaliation, the Klingons pulled themselves out of the Khitomer Accords and threw out Federation citizens from the Klingon worlds. J'mpok ordered the invasion of the Gorn homeworld, which the Federation condemned. This was made especially clear when Ja'rod, son of Torg discovered that the Undine had inserted themselves far deeper into Gorn Hegemony than believed. While the Klingons were slowly pushing the Gorn back and taking their worlds, it wasn't until J'mpok took over from Martok did the Klingons conquest of the lizard race kick into full gear. The rise of the war began with the Klingon-Gorn War.
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