Ukraine Engages Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain in Security Cooperation Talks, Zelenskiy Reports
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Ukraine is holding talks to share drone-defence technology and expertise with Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain. The discussions aim to expand security cooperation and transfer know-how on countering long-range drone threats.
Middle East outreach and agreements
Zelenskiy traveled to several Middle Eastern capitals last month. He offered Ukraine’s systems and tactics for combating Iranian drone attacks.
Kyiv has signed security cooperation pacts with Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Officials also announced a deal with the United Arab Emirates.
Operational support and results
Ukraine deployed more than 200 specialists to the region. Those teams helped intercept and destroy Iran’s long-range Shahed drones using Ukrainian interceptors.
The president highlighted that success required integrated responses. He emphasized the importance of electronic warfare and systemic solutions.
Talks with Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain
Ukraine engages Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain in security cooperation talks, Zelenskiy reports. Formal discussions are underway with Oman.
Kuwait and Bahrain are also in conversation with Kyiv about technical assistance. Officials said some agreements could span a decade.
Energy and broader cooperation
Energy deliveries were part of the wider agenda. Zelenskiy said talks included potential oil and diesel supply arrangements to Ukraine.
The president met regional leaders during the trip, including a meeting in Damascus on April 5, 2026. His office released the remarks on April 10 from Kyiv.
- More than 200 Ukrainian experts deployed to the Middle East.
- Shahed drones successfully intercepted with Ukrainian interceptors.
- Security deals signed with Saudi Arabia and Qatar; UAE deal announced.
- Ongoing talks with Oman, and discussions with Kuwait and Bahrain.
- Potential 10-year cooperation agreements under consideration.
Filmogaz.com will follow further developments as negotiations continue and details emerge.