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==Reactions and controversies==

Although the reaction to the treaty was mainly positive on both sides, many humans and Sangheili were still opposed to peace between the species. Despite harboring dislike for the species, most humans accepted the treaty and saw it as a step in the right direction. However, groups such as [[Sapien Sunrise]], an extremist xenophobic organization, were heavily opposed to peace with the Sangheili. Based in the [[Outer Colonies]], Sapien Sunrise had access to military hardware, and in [[2558]] used it to infiltrate a peace delegation on [[Biko]], planning to assassinate the human ambassadors and blame it on the Sangheili. However, their plan failed when [[SPARTAN-II program|Spartan]] [[John-117]] killed the terrorists and rescued most of the delegation.<ref>'''Hunt the Truth''', ''Episode 10: GAG ORDER''</ref>

The treaty was violated by the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] in [[2553]] when the covert intelligence unit [[Kilo-Five]] was tasked with inciting insurrection between various [[Covenant remnants|Sangheili factions]] to keep the Sangheili from gaining strength,<ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''Chapter 1''</ref> with ONI directly violating the treaty in March 2553, when the {{UNSCShip|Port Stanley}}, captained by [[Serin Osman]], destroyed a number of 'Vadam's ships by posing as a [[Kig-Yar]] pirate ship.

Although Thel 'Vadam gained a strong following through his cooperation with humanity, many Sangheili believed he betrayed his people. As with humanity, Sangheili extremist organizations began to form. One such group was led by [[Otar 'Bemet]], who in [[2555]], conspired to kill the Arbiter with weapons they were planning to steal from a manufacturing facility in the [[Qish'tani]] region of [[Tolvuus]], [[Sanghelios]].<ref>'''[[Halo: Hunters in the Dark]]''', ''page 52''</ref> The plan failed, however, when one of the Arbiters soldiers, [[Usze 'Taham]], killed the conspirators.<ref>'''Halo: Hunters in the Dark''', ''page 57''</ref>

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+Although the reaction to the treaty was mainly positive on both sides, many humans and Sangheili were still opposed to peace between the species. Despite harboring dislike for the species, most humans accepted the treaty and saw it as a step in the right direction. However, groups such as [[Sapien Sunrise]], an extremist xenophobic organization, were heavily opposed to peace with the Sangheili. Based in the [[Outer Colonies]], Sapien Sunrise had access to military hardware, and in [[2558]] used it to infiltrate a peace delegation on [[Biko]], planning to assassinate the human ambassadors and blame it on the Sangheili. However, their plan failed when [[SPARTAN-II program|Spartan]] [[John-117]] killed the terrorists and rescued most of the delegation.<ref>'''Hunt the Truth''', ''Episode 10: GAG ORDER''</ref>
+The treaty was violated by the [[Office of Naval Intelligence]] in [[2553]] when the covert intelligence unit [[Kilo-Five]] was tasked with inciting insurrection between various [[Covenant remnants|Sangheili factions]] to keep the Sangheili from gaining strength,<ref>'''Halo: Glasslands''', ''Chapter 1''</ref> with ONI directly violating the treaty in March 2553, when the {{UNSCShip|Port Stanley}}, captained by [[Serin Osman]], destroyed a number of 'Vadam's ships by posing as a [[Kig-Yar]] pirate ship.
+Although Thel 'Vadam gained a strong following through his cooperation with humanity, many Sangheili believed he betrayed his people. As with humanity, Sangheili extremist organizations began to form. One such group was led by [[Otar 'Bemet]], who in [[2555]], conspired to kill the Arbiter with weapons they were planning to steal from a manufacturing facility in the [[Qish'tani]] region of [[Tolvuus]], [[Sanghelios]].<ref>'''[[Halo: Hunters in the Dark]]''', ''page 52''</ref> The plan failed, however, when one of the Arbiters soldiers, [[Usze 'Taham]], killed the conspirators.<ref>'''Halo: Hunters in the Dark''', ''page 57''</ref>
 ==List of appearances==