Overview
- President Volodymyr Zelensky said the first Ukrainian military and technical specialists will arrive in the Arabian Gulf on March 9 to provide on‑site training and assistance against drones.
- Ukraine is offering to sell interceptor drones that its forces do not require, with Zelensky saying three countries are ready to buy.
- Zelensky has proposed exchanging Ukrainian interceptor drones or expertise for U.S. air‑defence missiles, citing shortages of PAC‑3 ammunition.
- There has been no formal confirmation from the United States or Gulf governments that they requested Ukrainian help, according to reporting.
- Zelensky discussed joint arms production with Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten as Kyiv warns a prolonged Middle East conflict could reduce partner focus and air‑defence supplies to Ukraine.