Romania weapons

"This Feels Like a First, But No One’s Talking About It"
I’ve been tracking new keywords, and my algorithm started connecting dots I wasn’t even looking for. No agenda, just historical context, and this seems big:
Romania. A key NATO defense hub, ramping up military production as regional tensions grow.
A defense facility. Uzina Mecanică Drăgășani, historically state-controlled, now quietly shifting into American hands through Romanian allied international defense’s(RAID) owned by Wall Street Capital Partners CEO Douglas Anderson.
No local government partnership. Unlike other U.S. defense investments in Romania, which operate as joint ventures with state-owned firms, this one is different. This is outright foreign ownership in a strategic arms plant.
Fraud surfaces, after the sale. One of the previous owners, now accused of financial crimes, exited right before the Americans took control.
War-time positioning. This sale happened after Ukraine, after defense budgets skyrocketed, after U.S. military interests in Eastern Europe intensified.
No media noise. No valuation disclosures. No defense analysts dissecting it. A historic shift in ownership structure for a NATO-adjacent arms manufacturer, and somehow, it’s under the radar.
I’m not saying there’s anything unusual here. But this feels monumental for global defense dynamics.
Every other foreign defense firm in Romania: Lockheed Martin, Rheinmetall, Elbit Systems of America, and DZYNE Technologies operate under a joint venture with the government. This is the first to break that mold
First-of-its-kind ownership. Critical region. Perfect timing.
Just a curiosity worth exploring. Anyone else tracking this? Would love to hear your thoughts.