Now that the Shah-head drone threat has arrived in the Middle East, the U.S. and Arab allies formally requested Ukraine's help.

And this week, Ukrainian troops have arrived to start training.

Nick Schifrin speaks to a Ukrainian official key to that effort.

And I'm now joined by the advisor on Strategic Affairs to Ukraine's President Volodymyer Zelensky, Alexander,

Commission.

Alexander, thanks very much.

Welcome.

Good to see you again.

Happy to see you again.

What is Ukraine now providing to the Middle East, now that it is the Middle East

that is facing the threat of Shahid drones as Ukraine has faced for years?

Well, this night we had probably the biggest in our history, the record high night of the number of

shahids and missiles coming in, and that was 700 plus.

So we're going through really complicated days.

Even though we got 11 official requests from Middle East countries.

11 requests across the region, European and US as well,

to help with deterring Shahid's in the Middle East.

We get over 60,000 of Shahids for the last year.

We learned now to take more than 90% of them down at cheap

cost in an efficient way and that's probably something we would be happy to share with our

partners. There's no one way to shoot these drones down. So the Ukrainians that are arriving in the Middle East, will they bring with them the ability

to shoot down the drones, to bring down the drones electronically?

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