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By Jonathan Lewandowski · August 14, 2021

In a long-anticipated move, Patriot Defense Services (PDS) has officially acquired Titan Security, another private military company. The announcement, confirming months of speculation, was made by Clint McCoy, the head of PDS, through an official press release earlier today.

Following the acquisition, the combined entity will operate under the new name, Echelon. McCoy emphasized that the merger is not a reaction to recent actions by Russia, stating, "PDS fully supports the United States' policy towards Russia, which is based on cooperation and mutual prosperity." However, he acknowledged that PDS's, or now Echelon, increased presence near the still-under-construction dam will enhance the security of the project and, by extension, the safety of the United States. "This primarily concerns protecting the megaproject from third-country terrorists who seek to disrupt the enduring peace and cooperation between the great powers, the United States and Russia," McCoy added.

Despite McCoy's assurances, there are concerns that the merger could exacerbate existing conflicts and even spark new ones, both in the Middle East and potentially within the borders of the U.S. and Russia. Many Democrats have voiced fears that tensions between the U.S. and Russia are rising, suggesting that the era of cooperation has ended and what lies ahead is a fierce power struggle between the two hegemonic nations. The recent alignment between Russia and China further indicates that Russia might be decelerating its relationship with America.

McCoy's statements, as usual, have been criticized for their vagueness and evasiveness.

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By Jonathan Lewandowski · August 14, 2021

In a long-anticipated move, Patriot Defense Services (PDS) has officially acquired Titan Security, another private military company. The announcement, confirming months of speculation, was made by Clint McCoy, the head of PDS, through an official press release earlier today.

Following the acquisition, the combined entity will operate under the new name, Echelon. McCoy emphasized that the merger is not a reaction to recent actions by Russia, stating, “PDS fully supports the United States' policy towards Russia, which is based on cooperation and mutual prosperity.” However, he acknowledged that PDS's, or now Echelon, increased presence near the still-under-construction dam will enhance the security of the project and, by extension, the safety of the United States. “This primarily concerns protecting the megaproject from third-country terrorists who seek to disrupt the enduring peace and cooperation between the great powers, the United States and Russia,” McCoy added.

Despite McCoy's assurances, there are concerns that the merger could exacerbate existing conflicts and even spark new ones, both in the Middle East and potentially within the borders of the U.S. and Russia. Many Democrats have voiced fears that tension between the U.S. and Russia are rising, suggesting that the era of cooperation has ended and what lies ahead is a fierce power struggle between the two hegemonic nations. The recent alignment between Russia and China further indicates that Russia might be decelerating its relationship with America.

McCoy's statements, as usual, have been criticized for their vagueness and evasiveness.