Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has proposed sharing the country’s expertise in navigating sea waterways with nations seeking to maintain the Strait of Hormuz’s accessibility, drawing on Ukraine’s experience in safeguarding the Black Sea.
Zelenskyy revealed that Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha participated in a virtual conference focused on reopening the Strait of Hormuz, which was attended by approximately 40 countries.
The Ukrainian leader stated that his nation possesses valuable knowledge in maritime traffic management and defence, which could be leveraged to support international efforts.
“If our partners are willing to collaborate, we will explore ways to bolster their capabilities, apply our expertise, and tap into our technological prowess,” Zelenskyy said, without providing further specifics.
Ukraine’s military has developed cutting-edge technologies, such as sea drones, which have enabled them to achieve significant victories against Russian ships in the Black Sea over the past four years, thereby preventing Moscow from dominating the waterway.
In a recent visit to Middle Eastern countries, Zelenskyy aimed to share Ukraine’s defence technology, including counter-drone systems, which were developed over four years in response to Iranian-designed drones.
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