SAEDNEWS: American media reported that a company supported by the family of U.S. President Donald Trump is seeking to sell surveillance drones to countries in the Gulf region that are currently being targeted by Iranian attacks.
According to the multimedia service of Saed News, a drone manufacturer supported by the Trump family is reportedly aiming to sell interceptor drones to certain Gulf countries that are allied with it.
ISNA reports that this sales plan would allow the company to benefit financially from a conflict that Donald Trump initiated against Iran.
Richard Painter, a former senior White House lawyer under President George W. Bush, stated that these countries face significant pressure to purchase from the Trump-backed company. He added that the Trump family is the first in U.S. history to profit substantially from a war, despite Trump not obtaining Congressional approval for it.
The Associated Press notes that one of the company’s founders mentioned multiple drone sales proposals to Gulf nations but declined to disclose the names of the countries involved.
