KYIV, Jan 17 – The administration of U.S. President Joseph Biden has declassified information about helping Ukraine create a drone industry after the 2023 counteroffensive, revolutionizing the way wars are waged, according to an article in The New York Times.

"U.S. officials said on Thursday that they had made big investments that helped Ukraine start and expand its production of drones as it battled Russia's larger and better-equipped army. Much of the U.S. assistance to the Ukrainian military, including billions of dollars in missiles, air defense systems, tanks, artillery and training, has been announced to the public. But other support has largely gone on in the shadows. That included helping Ukraine develop a new generation of drones and revolutionize how wars are fought, according to U.S. officials," the article reads.