Trump interested in Ukraine 'drone war' — tasked Hegseth

At a White House briefing, the US president spoke to journalists about a new type of war between Russia and Ukraine. He referred to it as the so-called "drone war," the American president stated.

Trump's remarks were quoted by the Telegram channel Donald Trump in Ukrainian.

Why Trump is interested in the "drone war"

According to the US leader, the country's Department of Defense, led by Pete Hegseth, is currently analyzing the use of drones in the war in Ukraine. Trump specifically noted that a military conflict of this scale has not occurred since World War II.

According to the US president, the use of drones is a completely new tactic and a new type of weapon, so it is worth studying it carefully in the United States.

"No, a drone war never existed before. And we're actually studying it from the standpoint of Pete Hegseth and everybody. This is a whole new form of war," Trump said.

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