Ben Meiselas

proposing a coalition that doesn't include the United States, the way they describe it, that doesn't include the warring parties, and they are...

forming an alliance to try to deal with bringing stability and security back right now in their own way, in a defensive posture to the Middle East.

You have a lot of these Arab nations that were once allied with the United States, whether it's Saudi Arabia, whether it's Jordan, whether it's Qatar, whether it's Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, whether it's Bahrain, whether it's

Iraq, you know, whether it's any of these, you know, Kuwait, they've been forming and making deals with Ukraine.

Just think about that as Donald Trump has threatened and attacked and gone after Zelensky.

Zelensky has the best understanding of 2026 policy.

modern warfare because of defending valiantly and also going on the offense against Russia.

I mean, Ukraine has all of the unmanned vessel defense that it utilizes in and around its territorial waters and nearby.

It has the top drone technology, the drone interceptors, the wherewithal about how you go about intercepting the Shahids and the FPV drones.

You know how you go about have either utilizing drone jammers or evading drone jammers through various technologies.

I mean, if you look at some Ukrainian towns and cities, they have netting all over them because of the threat.

of these drones and so you have you know interesting defensive techniques so nations are going to ukraine in order to learn uh information and ukraine's out there striking deals in the middle east to rebuild the security umbrella um you know uh what's the expression uh that uh you know in the absence

of a power, whether it's the US or otherwise, there are things that come in to fill that void, right?

It's not like the US strategy of so-called America first is now America alone.

I did a video on it this morning talking about just the weakened position that the US is in.

I mean, just think about it.

You have Iranian social media accounts making posts like this.

The Strait of Hormuz is in social media.

If someone blocks you, you just can't block them back.

We've heard these stories about Malawian flag, technically Chinese ships, that have been able to go in and out of the Strait of Hormuz.