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In a surprising twist, Ukraine — the country receiving U.S. military aid — says Washington asked for its help fighting Iranian drones. After years of battling Iranian-made drones on the battlefield, Ukraine may now have the experience the U.S. needs. War lessons… coming full circle. 👀 #UkraineWar #IranDrones #USMilitary #GlobalConflict #commonsensebrief

⚠️ In a surprising development, the United States has reportedly asked Ukraine for help dealing with Iranian drone attacks. During the war with Russia, Ukraine faced thousands of Iranian-made Shahed drones. Because of this, Ukrainian forces developed cheaper and more effective ways to stop them. Instead of using expensive missiles, Ukraine created interceptor drones that fly directly into enemy drones and destroy them mid-air. They also rely heavily on electronic warfare systems that jam the drone’s GPS and communication signals. When the signal is disrupted, the drone loses its direction and crashes. The cost difference is massive. A U.S. interceptor missile can cost around $2 million, while a Shahed drone may cost only about $20,000. When dozens of drones attack at once, using expensive missiles becomes a major challenge. However, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine is currently focused on its own war with Russia and can not send large numbers of engineers or systems abroad. If a ceasefire happens, Ukraine says it could provide more assistance. Follow @GlobalEdge for sharp geopolitical updates. . . #Iran #Khamenei #BreakingNews #Geopolitics #middleeastern

Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the United States requested Ukraine’s assistance to counter Iran’s Shahed drones. Zelenskyy stated he ordered support by providing necessary munitions to help address the drone threat. Reports suggest Ukraine has offered equipment worth about ₹91,844 while seeking advanced Patriot missile system support worth ₹36.7 crore from the US in return. Iran has reportedly been using Shahed drones to target critical infrastructure across the Middle East, raising security concerns in the region. . . #Ukraine #IranDrones #USUkraine #MiddleEastConflict #Thefoxdailynews

Iran lost its drone supplier, a major blow as they were supplying Russia. Warfare relies on drones today. This action, along with China's economic vulnerability, shows strength deters weakness and prevents global conflict. #Geopolitics #RussiaUkraineWar #Iran #Drones #MilitaryStrategy #WorldNews #GlobalSecurity #StrengthDeters

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that the United States requested Ukraine's assistance in countering Iranian-made Shahed drones in the Middle East. He stated he instructed Ukrainian officials, including the foreign and defense ministries, intelligence services, and National Security and Defense Council, to provide necessary equipment and deploy military specialists on-site to ensure security, without weakening Ukraine's own defenses. This stems from Ukraine's extensive experience intercepting similar Shahed drones used by Russia since 2022. Several Gulf states, including the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan, and Kuwait, have also sought Kyiv's cooperation following recent Iranian drone strikes. US President Donald Trump responded positively, saying he would accept assistance from any country. #Ukraine #ShahedDrones #IranDrones #Zelensky #MiddleEast

🇺🇸🇦🇪💥 The Pentagon and a Gulf state are eyeing Ukraine’s low-cost drone interceptors to take down Iranian attack drones, according to FT. Ukraine’s tech could become the go-to solution for affordable air defense

US President Donald Trump told Reuters on Thursday that he would take assistance from any country, when asked about an offer of support from Ukraine to help defend against Iranian drones. "Certainly I'll take, you know, any assistance from any country," Trump told Reuters in a telephone interview. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiyy said on Thursday that Ukraine had received a specific request from the United States for help in dealing with drones in the Middle East.

US Senator: Iran has a huge arsenal of drones and missiles

Iran's drone supply to Russia might be cut. They need them for defense against Israel and the US, and possibly for attacks. Gulf states may also deploy troops due to damage and casualties. #Geopolitics #IranDrones #RussiaUkraineWar #MiddleEast #GlobalAffairs #Military #InternationalRelations #DefenseNews #USPolicy #SaudiArabia

In one of the stranger twists of the current crisis, the United States has reportedly asked Ukraine for help intercepting Iranian drones tied to the widening conflict in the Middle East. Yes — the same Ukraine this administration spent months freezing weapons shipments to. The same Ukraine whose president was publicly humiliated in the Oval Office. The same leader Donald Trump repeatedly attacked and even called a “dictator.” And now Washington is calling Kyiv for help. Ukrainian forces have some of the most real-world experience on Earth fighting Iranian-designed drones after years of defending their cities from them in Russia’s war. So from a purely practical standpoint, asking Ukraine makes sense. The political irony, however, is hard to miss. After months of distancing itself from Kyiv and echoing rhetoric friendly to Moscow, the administration now needs the very government it spent the past year undermining. Zelensky reportedly agreed to assist — but on Ukraine’s terms. And that raises the obvious question hanging over this moment: after everything that happened between Washington and Kyiv, who actually holds the leverage now? #Ukraine #Iran #USPolitics #MiddleEast #WorldNews

The distinctive buzz of Iranian-designed drones has become a familiar sound in Ukraine, and the same cheap-but-effective weapons are being wielded with terrifying effect across America’s regional allies. Find out more at the link in bio. Report: AP, Bloomberg

🚨 JUST IN The Pentagon is reportedly in talks to purchase Ukrainian-made drone interceptors to help defend against Iranian drone attacks. Officials say the systems, developed during Ukraine’s war against Russian drone strikes, could be used to strengthen U.S. and allied air defenses against Iranian UAVs. Talks are ongoing and no final deal has been announced yet. More updates as the situation develops