
Alexey Shevtsov said that transferring the security of the transport route to an American company could lead to the deployment of intelligence infrastructure in the country.
Deputy Secretary of the Russian Security Council Alexey Shevtsov said that the transfer of security of the transport route in Armenia to an American company could lead to the emergence of PMCs and US intelligence infrastructure in the country, creating risks due to its proximity to the Iranian border.
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The issue of control over transport routes in Armenia with the participation of foreign companies is being discussed.
American control of the “Trump route” in Armenia may entail the emergence of American private military companies (PMCs), as well as intelligence infrastructure, in the country. This was stated by Deputy Secretary of the Security Council (SC) of Russia Alexey Shevtsov, TASS reports.
“It should be borne in mind that the established American-Armenian company will be entrusted with ensuring security along the entire length of the road, while the Armenian side will carry out border and customs control,” said the Deputy Secretary of the Security Council.
According to the official, such a division of responsibilities means the possibility of American PMCs, as well as intelligence infrastructure, appearing in Armenia. He noted that due to the proximity of the border with Iran, the safety of the entire route and transportation along it may be in question.

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