Hail Premier Gutierrez,

I hope you are well in these turbulent times, it has been quite some time since we met at Planet Tunis.
As you are likely aware, the Coalition and the Order have recently taken steps in order to fight off threats by the Outcasts more effectively.
We were hoping to bulk up our fleet to ensure we can further divide our forces like this in the future, without losing our combat effectiveness on our other fronts.

To that end the Order Overwatch would like to call upon the agreements made in the Tunis Accords, specifically subsection 7. for the acquisition of a single
XKR-EV-ONE "Typhoon" Mark-VI Coalition Destroyer, with accompanying equipment.
The vessel in question would be primarily captained by Major Smith.

Please let us know if this would be possible, as well as if we can provide any assistance in the preparation of the vessel if so.

Looking forward to your response.

Yours sincerely,
Admiral Solandros

Hail Premier Tykovkin,

This is quite a surprise indeed!
My thanks for sending both your inauguration speech as well as the farewell speech of your predecessor.
News outside of the Omicrons, especially from our friends, is always welcome.

I thank you for your kind words, the Overwatch has been kind to me for sure.
Allow me to congratulate you as well, rising to the position of Premier is no small feat.

Regarding the request of the Resheph class cruiser, I am afraid this might be more problematic than I would like to admit.
Those cruisers are essential in detecting Nomad forces before they become a threat, their highly sophisticated sensors are also extremely complicated to produce.
Because of this high need, the Coalition returned the Kerimov to us just a little over a year ago; a Resheph class vessel the Coalition was utilizing.

That said, depending on what your Field Marshal wants to do with a Resheph, we could potentially redirect one of our nearby vessels to lend their assistance inbetween their patrols. Alternatively, we could look into constructing another vessel and perhaps modifying it to fit the Field Marshals needs.
Could you let me know once you have obtained more information regarding his goals?

Looking forward to your response.

Yours sincerely,
Admiral Solandros

Hail Premier Tykovkin,

I am glad to hear the production is coming along well. The extra muscle will be more than welcome on the frontlines against the Nomads.

As for the intended purpose of the Resheph; a noble goal indeed, if the Gallic War proved anything it is how viciously Bretonia can lash out at innocent bystanders after all.
While as I mentioned before a Resheph class cruiser would indeed be an issue, spy satellites and the technology to produce them are a whole different matter.

The Order Overwatch would be more than willing to provide you with several spy satellites, as well as the technology to construct your own.
We have become somewhat adapt at utilizing them to keep tabs on Nomad activity, bypassing their scanners is more often than not quite a challenge
compared to the human counterparts.

To help facilitate this we would like to offer an invitation for one or two of your research teams to join us on Damascus Research Station. The base is currently developed to the point where we can provide our allies with dedicated labs, as well as perform cooperative research.

Looking forward to your response.

Yours sincerely,
Admiral Solandros

Hail Premier Tykovkin,

I look forward to meeting your teams, our scientists on Damascus are quite eager as well to have some more intellectual peers to exchange ideas with.
I shall have several spy satellites prepared for shipment as well, if you wish perhaps they could be entrusted with the next convoy of Volgograd Industries that
passes by Akabat? Unless you would prefer a more discreet delivery of course.

Looking forward to your response.

Yours sincerely,
Admiral Solandros

Hail Premier Tykovkin,

This is great news indeed, the Coalition has our thanks for their efforts in constructing the vessel.
I shall make sure the spy satelites are ready for transports, hopefully your research teams will be just as
eager to work alongside our researchers as they are to work alongside yours.

Looking forward to your response.

Yours sincerely,
Admiral Solandros