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The '''Tomed Incident''' was an unspecified confrontation between the [[United Federation of Planets]] and the [[Romulan Star Empire]] at [[Tomed]] in [[2311]], costing thousands of lives. The incident led to the signing of the [[Treaty of Algeron]], which banned Federation research into or use of any [[cloaking device]], and the withdrawal of the Romulan government from interstellar affairs until [[2364]]. ([[TNG]]: "[[The Neutral Zone]]"; "[[The Pegasus|The ''Pegasus'']]")
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The '''[[Tomed]] Incident''' was a terrible confrontation between the [[United Federation of Planets]] and the [[Romulan Star Empire]] in [[2311]] that cost thousands of lives. The incident led to the signing of the [[Treaty of Algeron]], which banned Federation research into or use of any [[cloaking device]], and led to the withdrawal of the Romulan government from interstellar affairs until [[2364]]. ({{TNG|The Neutral Zone|The Pegasus|The Defector}}; {{ENT|These Are the Voyages...}})
   
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{{bginfo|The Tomed Incident was the primary focus of the ''[[Star Trek: The Lost Era|Lost Era]]'' [[Novels|novel]], ''[[Serpents Among the Ruins]]''. In the staged terrorist attack, the flagship of the Romulan fleet, the ''Tomed'', crashed into a Federation base at high warp. When the quantum singularity confinement of the ''Tomed'' failed, the massive explosion wiped out thirteen Starfleet outposts, as well as the USS ''Agamemnon''. While the official casualties numbered in the thousands, in reality the ''Agamemnon'' and the bases were all empty, rigged to emit false lifesigns. The thousands of Starfleet personnel listed as killed in the attack were already dead - their deaths in the past year having been covered up - and records fabricated to appear that they had been stationed there. The act of terror was orchestrated by [[Starfleet Intelligence]] to diffuse the rising tensions between the two powers, forcing the Romulan Empire to stand down when the Klingons sided with the Federation in the wake of the attack.}}
:''The Tomed Incident was the primary focus of the [[Star Trek: The Lost Era|Lost Era]] [[Novels|novel]], "[[Serpents Among the Ruins]]".
 
   
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:''The exact length of time of the Romulan isolation has been [[Wikipedia:Retcon|retconned]] several times during the production of TNG and later series and movies. In "The Neutral Zone", [[Data]] stated it was 53 years, seven months and 18 days since the last official contact between the Federation and the Romulan Star Empire. Others have postulated that the isolation itself has not been retconned, but that contacts with the Romulans known to have occured between 2311 and 2364 are the result of contacts with non-governmental Romulan agencies, unofficial contacts that were not recorded in the historic record, or agencies gone rogue.''
 
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The Tomed Incident was a terrible confrontation between the United Federation of Planets and the Romulan Star Empire in 2311 that cost thousands of lives. The incident led to the signing of the Treaty of Algeron, which banned Federation research into or use of any cloaking device, and led to the withdrawal of the Romulan government from interstellar affairs until 2364. (TNG: "The Neutral Zone", "The Pegasus", "The Defector"; ENT: "These Are the Voyages...")

The Tomed Incident was the primary focus of the Lost Era novel, Serpents Among the Ruins. In the staged terrorist attack, the flagship of the Romulan fleet, the Tomed, crashed into a Federation base at high warp. When the quantum singularity confinement of the Tomed failed, the massive explosion wiped out thirteen Starfleet outposts, as well as the USS Agamemnon. While the official casualties numbered in the thousands, in reality the Agamemnon and the bases were all empty, rigged to emit false lifesigns. The thousands of Starfleet personnel listed as killed in the attack were already dead - their deaths in the past year having been covered up - and records fabricated to appear that they had been stationed there. The act of terror was orchestrated by Starfleet Intelligence to diffuse the rising tensions between the two powers, forcing the Romulan Empire to stand down when the Klingons sided with the Federation in the wake of the attack.

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