Responding to the Minmatar Republic's urgent summons, William Wyatt deployed to the Evati system as part of the combined suppression fleet. The operation, designated Operation Angel Blockade, sought to counter a rapid surge in Angel Cartel influence that threatened to destabilize the region. With the strategic imperative to reach Suppression Stage 5, the environment quickly devolved into a race against time, as pirate corruption levels spiked aggressively alongside the defensive mobilization.

Wyatt proved to be a steadfast component of the blockade force, logging 13 confirmed operational successes during the intense three-day window. While fleet vanguards like Fallum Thenek and Skooma Moonsugar spearheaded the high-tempo site closures, the overall victory relied heavily on the sustained pressure applied by pilots in the main line of battle. Wyatt's consistent engagement helped maintain the momentum required to push the suppression meter upward, even as enemy insurgency pressure dangerously peaked near eighty-seven percent.

The campaign concluded with a decisive strategic success, locking Evati down at 100% suppression and denying the cartel a staging ground. The operation was a grind of pure volume, requiring every pilot to hold their sector against the encroaching pirate menace. By contributing significantly to the fleet's total site closures, William Wyatt played a tangible role in securing the system, ensuring that the Republic's sovereignty over Evati remained intact despite the volatile tactical conditions.