Donald Trump has just made a major statement about Ukraine — saying the United States does not need Ukraine’s help with drone defense.
The comments came just hours after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine was ready to assist the United States and its partners in defending against Iranian Shahed drone attacks.
Ukraine has spent years fighting and defeating these drones on the battlefield, building some of the most experienced counter-drone teams in the world. In fact, Ukrainian specialists have already helped allies defend military bases and infrastructure from Iranian UAV threats.
So why would former U.S. President Donald Trump publicly reject Ukraine’s help?
In this breaking update, we examine what Trump said, the timing of the statement, and what it could mean for U.S. support for Ukraine and the wider conflict involving Iran, Russia, and the West.
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Maybe this is why he doesn’t want the help of Ukraine. He wants as much destruction in the ME as possible to give him an excuse to lift all russian sanctions on oil.