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Lyra Station is a Regula class space station in orbit around Alberia III in the Maelstrom. In 2378, it acted as the location of the Federation/Klingon/Romulan talks to try and form an alliance against the Cardassian threat. During that time, 6 Cardassian Galor-class and Keldon-class vessels attacked Lyra Station to try and destroy the talks but was repelled by the USS Sovereign, IKV Jonka, and IRW Chairo. (TNG video game: Bridge Commander)

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  • Lyra Station is a Regula class space station in orbit around Alberia III in the Maelstrom. In 2378, it acted as the location of the Federation/Klingon/Romulan talks to try and form an alliance against the Cardassian threat. During that time, 6 Cardassian Galor-class and Keldon-class vessels attacked Lyra Station to try and destroy the talks but was repelled by the USS Sovereign, IKV Jonka, and IRW Chairo. (TNG video game: Bridge Commander)
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  • Lyra Station is a Regula class space station in orbit around Alberia III in the Maelstrom. In 2378, it acted as the location of the Federation/Klingon/Romulan talks to try and form an alliance against the Cardassian threat. During that time, 6 Cardassian Galor-class and Keldon-class vessels attacked Lyra Station to try and destroy the talks but was repelled by the USS Sovereign, IKV Jonka, and IRW Chairo. (TNG video game: Bridge Commander)
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