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+ | A '''nonaggression pact''' was an agreement between two or more [[government]]s to abstain from engaging in open [[war]]fare with each other. Nonaggression pacts may have lead to mutual cooperation in some matters and expanded trade, but were not as strong as formal alliances. |
| − | + | In [[2368]], [[Jean-Luc Picard]] proposed signing a nonaggression pact with the [[Tamarian]]s, "''possibly leading to a [[trade agreement]] and cultural interchange''" but [[Dathon]] was unable to understand what he said. ({{TNG|Darmok}}) |
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| + | The [[Dominion]] signed nonaggression pacts with the [[Tholian]]s, the [[Miradorn]], the [[Romulan Star Empire]] and the [[Bajoran]]s prior to the beginning of the [[Dominion War]]. [[Odo]] considered these to be impressive inroads into the [[Alpha Quadrant]] for the Dominion. ({{DS9|Call to Arms}}) |
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The Bajoran nonaggression pact was a way the Dominion hoped would separate [[Bajor]] from the [[Federation]]. [[Weyoun]] came to [[Deep Space 9]] in late [[2373]] to begin negotiations for the pact with [[Kai]] [[Winn Adami]], but an agreement was not reached until sponsored by [[Emissary of the Prophets|Emissary]] [[Benjamin Sisko]] as a method to prevent Bajor's ruin in the event of war between the Dominion and the Federation and its allies. ({{DS9|In the Cards}}) |
The Bajoran nonaggression pact was a way the Dominion hoped would separate [[Bajor]] from the [[Federation]]. [[Weyoun]] came to [[Deep Space 9]] in late [[2373]] to begin negotiations for the pact with [[Kai]] [[Winn Adami]], but an agreement was not reached until sponsored by [[Emissary of the Prophets|Emissary]] [[Benjamin Sisko]] as a method to prevent Bajor's ruin in the event of war between the Dominion and the Federation and its allies. ({{DS9|In the Cards}}) |
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| − | {{bginfo|Writer [[Ronald D. Moore]] stated that Bajor ended its nonaggression pact by 2375. |
+ | {{bginfo|Writer [[Ronald D. Moore]] has stated that Bajor ended its nonaggression pact with the Dominion by 2375. {{AOLchat|Ronald D. Moore|ron118|1998}}}} |
| − | In [[2374]], [[Julian Bashir]], [[Jack (24th century)|Jack]], [[Lauren]], [[Patrick]] and [[Sarina Douglas]] predicted that the [[Romulan]]s would vote to abandon the nonaggression pact at the upcoming plenary session. ({{DS9|Statistical Probabilities}}) |
+ | In [[2374]], [[Julian Bashir]], [[Jack (24th century)|Jack]], [[Lauren]], [[Patrick]] and [[Sarina Douglas]] predicted that if the Federation signed a peace treaty with the Dominion, the [[Romulan]]s would vote to abandon the nonaggression pact with the Dominion at the upcoming [[plenary session]]. ({{DS9|Statistical Probabilities}}) |
The [[Romulan Star Empire]] did withdraw from their agreement, but sooner and much differently than Jack and the others had predicted. It was due to the [[death]] of [[Senator]] [[Vreenak]], the [[male|man]] who negotiated the Romulan pact, after he was apparently [[assassination|assassinated]] by the Dominion. In fact, his [[ship]] had been destroyed by a [[bomb]] planted there by [[Elim Garak]]. ({{DS9|In the Pale Moonlight}}) |
The [[Romulan Star Empire]] did withdraw from their agreement, but sooner and much differently than Jack and the others had predicted. It was due to the [[death]] of [[Senator]] [[Vreenak]], the [[male|man]] who negotiated the Romulan pact, after he was apparently [[assassination|assassinated]] by the Dominion. In fact, his [[ship]] had been destroyed by a [[bomb]] planted there by [[Elim Garak]]. ({{DS9|In the Pale Moonlight}}) |
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+ | In [[2375]], [[Kathryn Janeway]] negotiated a nonaggression pact with the [[Terkellian]]s. ({{VOY|The Voyager Conspiracy}}) |
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Revision as of 13:48, 18 February 2016
A nonaggression pact was an agreement between two or more governments to abstain from engaging in open warfare with each other. Nonaggression pacts may have lead to mutual cooperation in some matters and expanded trade, but were not as strong as formal alliances.
In 2368, Jean-Luc Picard proposed signing a nonaggression pact with the Tamarians, "possibly leading to a trade agreement and cultural interchange" but Dathon was unable to understand what he said. (TNG: "Darmok")
The Dominion signed nonaggression pacts with the Tholians, the Miradorn, the Romulan Star Empire and the Bajorans prior to the beginning of the Dominion War. Odo considered these to be impressive inroads into the Alpha Quadrant for the Dominion. (DS9: "Call to Arms")
The Bajoran nonaggression pact was a way the Dominion hoped would separate Bajor from the Federation. Weyoun came to Deep Space 9 in late 2373 to begin negotiations for the pact with Kai Winn Adami, but an agreement was not reached until sponsored by Emissary Benjamin Sisko as a method to prevent Bajor's ruin in the event of war between the Dominion and the Federation and its allies. (DS9: "In the Cards")
In 2374, Julian Bashir, Jack, Lauren, Patrick and Sarina Douglas predicted that if the Federation signed a peace treaty with the Dominion, the Romulans would vote to abandon the nonaggression pact with the Dominion at the upcoming plenary session. (DS9: "Statistical Probabilities")
The Romulan Star Empire did withdraw from their agreement, but sooner and much differently than Jack and the others had predicted. It was due to the death of Senator Vreenak, the man who negotiated the Romulan pact, after he was apparently assassinated by the Dominion. In fact, his ship had been destroyed by a bomb planted there by Elim Garak. (DS9: "In the Pale Moonlight")
In 2375, Kathryn Janeway negotiated a nonaggression pact with the Terkellians. (VOY: "The Voyager Conspiracy")