List of military aid to Ukraine during the Russo-Ukrainian War

Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) Vehicles

• 22 International M1224 MaxxPros .

Vehicles

• Two ambulances (Mercedes-Benz L 508Ds) for the needs of the armed forces .

Ammunition

• 7.62mm small arms ammunition .
• 60mm Type 63 mortar bombs .
• 82mm mortar bombs .
• Different types of ammunition .

Financial aid

• €1 million provided to the Ukrainian government on 10 June 2022.

As of December 2023, Australia's military support to Ukraine was worth about AU$730 million in monetary terms.

Armoured personnel carriers

• 56 M113AS4 . Some M113AS4 Armoured Logistics Vehicle variant also donated .

Mine-resistant ambush protected vehicles

• 120 Bushmaster Protected Mobility Vehicles .

Vehicles

• 14 Supacat HMT Extenda MK2 special operations vehicles .
• 28 armored RMMV HX 40M military trucks with 14 trailers .

Towed artillery

• 6 155mm M777 .

Ammunition

• Joint manufacture of 155mm artillery ammunition with France with Australia supplying the gunpowder .
• 105mm artillery ammunition .
• "Ammunition" .

Loitering munitions

• 300 DefendTex D40s .
• Corvo PPDS .

Unmanned aerial and unmanned ground systems / Radar systems

• Part of A$25 million package announced in . Oryx describes the unspecified systems as Reconnaissance UAVs, while ABC News reported they were radar systems.

Small arms (delivered along with ammunition)

• A$70 million worth of lethal military equipment ("including missiles and weapons") .
• A$26.5 million worth of anti-armour weapons and ammunitions .

Miscellaneous equipment

• ''Tactical decoys'' (part of A$25 million) .
• A$21 million worth of "Australian Defence Force stocks" including ammunition and body armor .
• Demining equipment.
• Portable X-ray machines
• A 3D metal printer
• Counter UAV systems.

Training

• Training of Ukrainian soldiers by 70 Australian instructors . In 2024 the number of instructors increased to 90.

Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) aircraft

• One Royal Australian Air Force E-7A Wedgetail aircraft will be based in Germany for approximately six months from October 2023 to provide early warning in the event of any threats outside of Ukraine.

Financial aid

• A$3 million contribution to a NATO trust fund . Later increased to AU$24 million (as of December 2023).
• A$50 million grant to the International Fund for Ukraine for the purchase of military equipment.

Ammunition

• Procurement of 155mm ammunition through European Defense Agency .

Military gear

• 10,059 helmets.
• 9,300 flak jackets .

Logistics

• Austria has allowed its territory to be used for transport of weapons to Ukraine by other countries.

Financial aid

• 2 million euro for the purchase of demining equipment for Ukraine.

Mortars

• 20N5 82mm mortars (possibly transferred to Ukraine via Sudan) .

Ammunition

• QFAB-250 LG aerial bombs (allegedly transferred via Sudan) .
• 40M11 HE-frag 120mm mortar bombs .

Technical equipment

• Unspecified demining vehicle and training in demining .

Infantry Mobility Vehicles (IMVs)

• 80 Iveco LMVs .

Armoured personnel carriers (APCs)

• 40 M113 Armoured Personnel Carriers (part of €11 million military aid package announced 16 June 2023). Including M113 Armoured Personnel Carriers with Remote Weapon Stations as a joint donation by Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.

Jet Aircraft

• Training for Ukrainian pilots on F-16 jet fighters.
• Unknown quantity of F-16s pledged by 2025, dependant on F-35 deliveries to Belgium.
• €100 million allocated for the maintenance and support of F-16 jet fighters.

Surface-to-air Missiles (SAMs)

• Several Mistral launchers .
• Several AIM-120 for NASAMS .
• 8 RIM-7 Sea Sparrow for SAM systems .

Anti-Tank Guided Missiles (ATGMs)

• €1 million worth of MILANs .
• A small number of RK-2S Baryers (Purchased from the CMI Group in Belgium).

Heavy Mortars

• 4 120mm MO-120 RTs .

Vehicles

• 240 Volvo Fassi N10 Trucks .

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

• ''A few'' Sky-Hero Loki MkII Quadcopters .
• 6 Primoco One 150s (Joint with Luxembourg and the Netherlands).

Unmanned Underwater Vehicles

• 10 R7 Remotely Operated Vehicles .

Anti-Tank Weapons

• 362 M72 LAWs .
• 1,260 RGW 90 Matadors .

Small Arms

• 5,000 FN FNC assault rifles .
• Limited numbers of FN F2000 and F2000 tactical assault rifles .
• Limited numbers of FN SCAR-L assault rifles .
• FN FAL assault rifles .
• FN MAG general-purpose machine guns .
• FN Minimi M1 and para light machine guns .
• 1,450 M2 heavy machine guns .
• 3,700 assault rifles .
• 120 grenade launchers .

Ammunition

• ''Small arms ammunition'' .
• 1.5 million rounds of 12.7mm ammunition .
• 105mm shells worth €32.4 million .
• Procurement of 155mm ammunition through European Defense Agency .
• €200 million in funding towards the Czech government initiative to purchase artillery shells for Ukraine.

Miscellaneous Equipment

• Gefechtshelm M92 'Casque Modèle 95' .
• Flack jackets .
• Night vision goggles .
• 3,800 tonnes of fuel (3 million litres) .
• Generators .
• Sleeping bags .
• 2 Mobile laboratories for CBRN protection .
• 50 Bangalore torpedos.
• 3,200 additional rifle magazines.

On 3 November 2022, the Bulgarian Parliament approved a decision to provide military aid, with details to come out by the next month.

Military-technical support

• Military-technical support to the Ukrainian Armed Forces (which includes repairing Ukrainian military vehicles and equipment) .

Surface-to-air missiles

• Non functional S-300 missiles to be repaired in Ukraine.

Jet Aircraft

• 14 Su-25s (Purchased from Bulgaria by a NATO member state and delivered to Ukraine).

Tanks

• Undisclosed number of T-72M1s (Purchased from Bulgaria and delivered to Ukraine by the Czech Republic)

Armoured personnel carriers (APCs)

• About 100 BTR (BTR-60PB)

Multiple rocket launchers

• Undisclosed number of 122mm BM-21 Grad (Purchased from Bulgaria and delivered to Ukraine by the Czech Republic).

Self-propelled artillery

• 122mm 2S1 Gvozdikas (Purchased by a NATO member state from Bulgaria and delivered to Ukraine).

Towed artillery

• 152mm D-20s (Purchased by Czechia from Bulgaria and delivered to Ukraine).

Mortars

• 60mm M60CMA commando mortars .

Anti-Tank Guided Missiles

• 9M111MFB-1 Faktorias .

Portable Anti-Tank Weaponry

• DRTG-73 Rocket Propelled Grenade Launchers .
• ATGL-L Rocket Propelled Grenade Launchers .
• BULSPIKE-AT Rocket Propelled Grenade Launchers .
• Warrior SPG-9 Recoilless Rifles .

Small Arms

• 1460+ MG-1M General-Purpose Machine Guns (GPMGs) .

Ammunition

• 152mm artillery shells .
• 122mm artillery shells .
• 155mm artillery shells (Purchased from Bulgaria by US).
• 5.45×39mm ammunition
• 7.62x54mmR Small Arms Rounds .
• GHO-2 HE Hand Grenades .
• OGi-7MA AP-FRAG Rocket Propelled Grenades .
• PG-7VT Tandem Charge HEAT Rocket Propelled Grenades .
• RTB-7MA Thermobaric Rocket Propelled Grenades .
• OG-9M HE Fragmentation Recoilless Rifle Grenades .
• 30mm VOG-17M Grenades For Automatic Grenade Launchers .
• 60mm HE60 MA Mortar Rounds .
• 82mm HE82M Mortar Rounds .
• 80mm ARS-8KOM Unguided Rockets .
• 100mm 3UBK2 HEAT FRAG Anti-Tank Rounds .
• 120mm HE120M Mortar Rounds .
• 122mm Rockets .

Military Gear

• 2000 Helmets .
• 2000 Bulletproof Vests .
• 5000 Sets Of Winter Clothing .
• 5000 Pairs Of Winter Boots .
• 350 Medical Kits .

Miscellaneous

• Diesel fuel .

Training

• The deployment of 50 of their military personnel to annually train 60 Ukrainian combat medics .

Surface-to-air missile systems and missiles

• 1 NASAMS battery .
• 12 AIM-120 AMRAAMs (for NASAMS II) .

Air-to-air missiles

• 43 AIM-9s .
• 250+ AIM-7 beyond-visual-range missiles .

Towed howitzers

• 4+ 155mm M777s (including an undisclosed amount of M982 Excalibur GPS-guided shells).

Main battle tanks

• 8 Leopard 2A4s .

Engineering vehicles and equipment

• 1 Bergepanzer 3 ARV .
• 2 GCS-200 remote controlled mine clearing vehicles .

Armoured personnel carriers (APCs)

• 39 Armoured Combat Support Vehicles (ACSVs) .

Infantry mobility vehicles

• 208 Roshel Senators .

Armoured vehicles

• 50 unspecified model of armoured vehicles over 3 years.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

• 900 Aeryon SkyRanger R70 (to be delivered beginning May 2024).

Forward-looking infrared (FLIR) turrets

• 76 Wescam MX-15Ds (for Bayraktar TB2 UCAV).

Anti-tank weapons

• 100 Carl Gustaf M2 recoilless rifles .
• 4,200 M72 LAW anti-tank weapons .
• 7,000 anti-tank rockets .

Small arms

• 700 C8 carbines .
• 200+ C6 light and C9 medium machine guns .
• 78 medium and heavy calibre sniper rifles .
• 600 Glock 17 Pistols .
• 40 ''Prairie Gun Works'' sniper rifles .
• 38 7.62mm machine guns .
• 21,000 5.56mm assault rifles .
• Over 11,000 unspecified assault rifles .

Ammunition

• M982 Excalibur GPS-guided rounds for M777 howitzer .
• 955 rounds of 155mm artillery smoke .
• 40,000 155mm rounds for M777 howitzer .
• CAN $53 million towards the Czech scheme to purchase artillery shells for Ukraine.
• More than 1800 rounds of 105mm tank training ammunition (for Leopard 1 tanks donated by Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands) .
• 10,000 rounds of 105mm ammunition .
• 3,000+ 84mm rounds for Carl Gustaf M2 .
• 7,500 C13 hand grenades .
• 12.9+ million rounds of ammunition .
• 100,000 120mm ammunition for the Leopard 2A4 .
• 3,500 Grad rockets (purchased by Canada from Serbian company and delivered to Ukraine) .
• 227 1000-pound bombs for aircraft .
• 2,000+ rounds of 81mm mortar smoke .
• 76mm naval ammunition .

Military gear

• CG634 helmets .
• Body armour .
• 1,600 fragmentation vests .
• 2,260+ gas masks .
• Night vision goggles .
• Personal protective and load carriage equipment .
• 500,000 sets of winter clothing .
• Boots .
• Thermal layers .
• 2000 sets of uniforms for female soldiers .

Miscellaneous equipment

• 10 155mm replacement barrels (for M777 howitzers) .
• 16 radio stations for Leopard 2A4 MBT .
• Surveillance and detection equipment .
• 35 high resolution drone cameras .
• CAN $22 million worth of satellite imaging services .
• CAN $2 million worth of satellite communications services .
• 640,000 Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MREs) .
• Portable heaters .
• Thermal blankets .
• Sleeping bags .
• Generators .
• Energy storage devices .
• 3 Leopard 2 gunnery simulators .
• Modular floatation bridges .
• 3.3 million litres of fuel .
• 10 Zodiac Milpro Hurricane Rigid Inflatable Boats.
• CAN $60 million for F-16 supplies and equipment such as spare parts, weapon stations, avionics and ammunition.

Training

• Training of more than 33,000 Ukrainian troops as part of Operation Unifier.
• CAN $15 million contribution to Denmark and France's efforts to train pilots, and maintain and support Ukraine's F-16s through contract with Top Aces .
• Contribution of CAN $30 million to the Leopard 2 Tank Maintenance Centre in Poland.
• CAN 7.5 million worth of night vision devices.

Financial aid:

• CAN $2.45 billion for loans to Ukraine (including CAN $1.95 billion through the International Monetary Fund).
• CAN $620 million to the Government of Ukraine.
• CAN $35 million funding for mine clearing.
• CAN $6 million to support the loan's implementation.
• CAN $950,000 in additional funding to a Canadian government project to provide technical support.
• CAN $900,000 to strengthen Ukrainian national bank.
• CAN $34.6 million for fuel and other equipment.
• CAN $541 million in new funding and projects to support Ukraine announced 12 July 2023.
• CAN $48.8 million to the NATO Comprehensive Assistance Package announced 12 July 2023.
• CAN 2.7 million in cyber security aid announced 12 July 2023.
• CAN $33 million to the United Kingdom-led partnership delivering high priority air defence equipment to Ukraine.
• CAN 3 million to the production of drones by the Ukrainian defence industry.

The Croatian Minister of Defence, Mario Banožić, approved military and humanitarian aid for Ukraine on 28 February 2022.

Helicopters

• 14 Mi-8 helicopters (including Mi-8MTV-1 variants) .

Towed artillery

• 15 130mm M-46 (M-46H1 variant) field guns .
• 40 D-30 howitzers .

Multiple rocket launchers

• RAK-SA-12 128mm multiple rocket launchers .

Anti-Tank

• Anti-Tank Rockets .

Small arms

• 35,000 Zastava M70 assault rifles .
• 5,000 FN FAL battle rifles .
• Machine guns with ammunition .

Man-portable air defence systems

• 5-6 shipments of Strela-2 and Igla MANPADS systems .

Ammunition

• Tens of millions of small arms ammo .
• Thousands of grenades .
• Procurement of 155mm ammunition through European Defense Agency .

Miscellaneous equipment

• Protective equipment (helmets, ballistic vests, uniforms) .

Financial aid

• Funding for production of 155mm ammunition through European Defense Agency .

Training

• Technical training on landmine clearance .

On the first day of full-scale invasion, the Czech Republic presented the Ukrainian ambassador in Prague with a detailed "10 cm thick folder" listing weapons that were ready for immediate transfer. The first trainload of military aid was delivered to Ukraine already on 27 February 2022. The Czech Republic later also became the first country to send heavy military equipment in April 2022 (including 38 T-72 tanks from army's deep storage), and afterwards, again, the first country to send combat aircraft (4 modern Mil Mi-24V from Czech Air Force's operational stock).

As of beginning of February 2023, the Czech Republic donated equipment worth CZK 10 billion (~ €420 million) from Czech Army stock or purchased from private Czech companies. During the first year after the full scale Russian invasion, Czech arms companies delivered to Ukraine military equipment worth CZK 30 billion (~ €1,27 billion), either through direct purchase by Ukraine or by other countries supporting Ukraine. By February 2024, the Czech Republic approved commercial military exports to Ukraine worth CZK 130 billion (~ €5,13 billion). 676 pieces of heavy equipment were delivered from the Czech Republic to Ukraine by July 2023, and this number rose to 834 by mid-Aprily 2024.

Historically, Russia had been trying to disrupt Czech deliveries of weapons to Ukraine, most prominently by the GRU's 2014 Vrbětice ammunition warehouses explosions.

Training and rehabilitation Before 24 February 2022

• 1,200 Ukrainian soldiers at Vyšpoint Military Academy [cs] by combined Czech-British team of instructors (The British Military Advisory Training Team based in the Czech Republic), with particular focus on training of non-commissioned officers

After 24 February 2022

• EUMAM five-week training courses provided primarily by the 7th Mechanized Brigade.
  • 2023: 3.240 Ukrainian soldiers trained in the Czech Republic. Initially mostly mechanized infantry (+ logistics, CBRN, army engineers). From October 2023 light infantry training with focus on trench warfare
• EUMAM four-week training courses for Ukrainian Army specialists (medics, snipers, army engineers, chemical defense) by Czech Army instructors within Poland
  • ~1.100 soldiers trained in 2023
• Treatment of wounded Ukrainian soldiers .
• Basic training courses for pilots (Aero L-39 Albatros)
• Advance training courses for pilots (Saab JAS 39 Gripen)

Tanks (194+) From Czech Army's stock:

• 38 T-72M1 (Germany later included the Czech Republic in June 2022 in its Ringtausch program, promising 14 Leopard 2A4 MBTs and 1 Büffel ARV as replacement).
• 12 T-72M1
• 12 T-72M1

Purchased by Ukraine from Czech defence companies:

• 16 refurbished (not modernized) T-72M1 and T-55 (from private company Excalibur Army stock) .
• 11 T-72 Avenger (from private company Excalibur Army's stock) .

Purchased by Czechs and delivered to Ukraine:

• T-72M1 tanks acquired from Bulgaria by Czech government .

In cooperation and financial backing of other countries:

• 90 T-72 Avenger (with option for further 30) .
• 15 T-72 Avenger .

Infantry fighting vehicles (226+) From Czech Army's stock (131):

• 45 BVP-1 from the Czech Army's deep storage .
• BVP-2.
• BPzV Svatava [cs] combat reconnaissance vehicles .

From private companies

• 56 PbV-501 purchased by Ukraine from Excalibur Army's stock .
• 39 unspecified

Attack helicopters (17)

• Mil Mi-24V attack helicopters
  • 2 pcs
  • 5 pcs (remaining Czech stock) .
• Mil Mi-35 attack helicopters (made in 2003 - 2005 and underwent deep refurbishment, modernization in ~2017)
  • 4 pcs
  • 6 pcs (remaining Czech stock) Supported by US donation of 6 Viper and 2 Venom helicopters .

Self-propelled artillery (50+)

• Undisclosed number of 122mm 2S1 Gvozdika .
• 13 152mm ShKH vz. 77 DANA from the Czech Army's deep storage (delivered with at least 4,006 artillery shells) .
• ~30 152mm DANA M2 purchased by Ukraine; newly made by Excalibur Army along with "thousands" of 152mm DN1CZ extended range artillery shells .

Towed artillery

• Undisclosed number of 152mm D-20 gun-howitzers, purchased from Bulgaria by Czechia .

Multiple rocket launchers (35+)

Legacy MLRS

• 12 122mm RM-70 Grad from Czech Army deep storage .
• Undisclosed number of 122mm RM-70 Grad from Czech arms companies.
• Undisclosed number of 122mm BM-21 Grad; purchased from Bulgaria by Czechia .

Modern MLRS

• Undisclosed number of 122mm RM-70 Vampire purchased by Ukraine and made by Excalibur Army .
• Undisclosed number of 122mm BM-21 MT STRIGA purchased by Ukraine and made by Excalibur Army

Heavy mortars (128+)

• Undisclosed number of 120mm PRAM-L [cs] heavy mortars.
• Unspecified other mortars .

Electronic warfare & ISTAR

• Moruš electronic warfare units .
• Unspecified ISTAR equipment .

Self-propelled air defense systems (121)

• 6 9K35 Strela-10M .
• 100 MR2 Viktor (14.5mm anti-air machine gun pick-up trucks) made by Excalibur Army, paid by Netherlands .
• 2 2K12 Kub air defense batteries (16 vehicles) along with "large quantity" of rockets .

Radars

• 2 SURN 1S91 (for 2K12 Kub) .

Man-portable air defence systems (435)

• 160 9K32 Strela-2 from Czech Army reserves
• 275 unspecified MANPADS

Anti-tank weapons

• 10,000 RPG-75 .
• 645 anti-tank guided missiles .

Small arms

• ~70.000 CZ BREN 2 assault rifles .

From Czech Army reserves:

• 30,150 vz. 82 pistols .
• 2,085 vz. 61 Škorpion machine pistols .
• 5,000 vz. 58 assault rifles .
• 3,200 UK vz. 59 machine guns .
• 12 Dragunov marksman rifles .
• 19 Falcon anti-materiel rifles .

Ammunition

• Over 4 million shells of which 1,3 million were heavy artillery shells . Of those, 17,400 mortar shells and 84,860 artillery shells and some tank shells were donated from Czech Army reserves.
• 60,000 rockets (including for BM-21 and RM-70 and air-launched rockets), of which 4,900 were donated from Czech Army reserves .
• Undisclosed number of small arms rounds, of which 4,263,000 rounds of small arms ammunition donated from Czech Army reserves .
• Deliveries of 155mm ammunition, e.g. via European Defense Agency. Annual manufacturing capacity:
  • STV Group Archived 5 May 2023 at the Wayback Machine: 120,000 pcs
  • Czechoslovak Group: 150.000 pcs (part of production in the Czech Republic, final product made in Slovakia)
• Coordination of multinational purchase of 500.000 155mm and 300.000 122mm artillery shells from unidentified third countries

Miscellaneous equipment From Czech Army stock:

• 5 radiological, chemical & biological defense reconnaissance vehicles .
• 47 unspecified vehicles .
• 2 pontoon bridges .
• 900 meters of interim bridges .
• Military medical supplies.
• Radiation, chemical and biological protection material.
• Military clothing and equipment.
• Fuel, spare parts, transport and other material.
• F-16 compatible flight simulators .

Other:

• Tactical decoys .

Fighter Jets

• 19 F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jets pledged 20 August 2023.

Anti-ship missile system

• 4 AGM-84 Harpoon coastal defence missile systems with Harpoon missiles .

Self-Propelled howitzers

• 19 155mm Caesar 8x8s .
• 5 (out of 16) 155mm ShKH Zuzana 2s (In cooperation with Germany and Norway).

Tanks

• 40 (out of 80) Leopard 1A5 DKs (In cooperation with Germany).
• Unspecified number of Leopard 1A5s (In cooperation with Germany and the Netherlands).
• 7 (out of 14) Leopard 2A4s (In cooperation with the Netherlands).
• A further 30 Leopard 1 tanks pledged September 2023.
• 15 T-72 Avenger .
• Additional T-72 tanks pledged 26 October 2023.

Infantry fighting vehicles

• Infantry fighting vehicles .
• BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicles.

Armoured Personnel Carriers (APCs)

• 54 M113G3DK/G4DKs (M113s taken from Danish stocks and subsequently overhauled with German funding).

Engineering Vehicles And Equipment

• Pansret Broslagningsvogn Biber bridgelayers .
• PNINK Wisent 1 armoured recovery vehicles (ARVs) .
• Hydrema 910 mine clearing vehicles .
• Minerydningsslange M/97 man-portable mine clearing charges .
• Mine flails .
• 21 bomb disposal robots .
• 2 mobile field bridges .
• Demining hoses .
• Mine clearing equipment.

Vehicles

• 2 Toyota Land Cruisers .

Heavy Mortars

• Heavy mortars .

Air Defences

• Anti-aircraft guns .
• Ammunition for air defences.

Man-Portable Air Defence Systems (MANPADS) And Missiles

• 407 Stinger missiles (Delivered along with 330 grip stocks and 810 batteries).

Reconnaissance UAVs

• 25 Sky-Watch Heidruns .

Unmanned Underwater Vehicles

• Mine-detecting underwater vehicles .

Radars

• Anti-drone radars .
• Radars and communication equipment.

Anti-Tank Weaponry

• 2,700 M72 LAWs .
• AT4s .
• 8,000 RPG-7 rocket launchers (Bought from a third country and delivered to Ukraine).
• Pansermine M/56 anti-tank mines .

Grenade launchers

• 40mm grenade launchers .

Small Arms

• 54 M2 heavy machine guns (For M113G3DK/G4DK APCs).
• Light machine guns (7.62mm) .
• Pistols .

Ammunition

• 5.56mm ammunition .
• 6,685 rounds for the 84mm Carl Gustaf recoilless rifle .
• Tank ammunition (105mm for Leopard 1A5, 125mm for T-72 Avenger) .
• 120mm BGR M/50 mortar rounds .
• 19,000+ 155mm artillery rounds for the Caesar self-propelled howitzers (In cooperation with Norway).*
• 15,000 155mm artillery rounds purchased for Ukraine in cooperation with the Czech Republic.
• Additional artillery shells pledged 26 October 2023.
• Propellant charges (For the M109) .
• 29,000 rounds of RPG-7 ammunition (Bought from a third country and delivered to Ukraine).
• 500 hand grenades .
• 40mm grenades for grenade launchers .

Military clothing and gear

• Thermal binoculars .
• 1,300 night-vision goggles .
• 500 lightweight CBRN protective suits .
• 3,000 protective vests .
• 2,000 Pieces of protective equipment .
• 3,000 sleeping bags .
• 3,000 sleeping mats .
• 532,500 Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MREs) .
• 2,200 first aid bags .
• 11,000 compress dressings .
• 15,000 sets of rainwear .
• 8,000 hats .
• 5,000 heat and release gloves .

Miscellaneous Equipment

• 15 mobile workshops for the repair of large vehicles .
• Spare parts for M109 SPG .
• 1 field hospital .
• 1 tent camp for 320 people .
• 6 hangar tents .
• 96 living containers .
• 15 military hardened generators .
• 12 electric generators .
• 3 radio transmitters (AM) .
• 4 fire extinguishing modules .
• 2 breach packs .
• 20 heat torches .
• 10 hand-held chemical detectors .
• Medical equipment .
• Fuel .
• Spare parts for Caesar SPG .
• 10 forward areomedical evacuation kits .
• Camouflage nets .

Training

• Pre-war training of Ukrainian military since 2016 (as part of British led Operation Orbital).
• The Danish government declared on 10 August 2022 that it would deploy 130 military instructors to assist with the training of Ukrainian soldiers in the UK. Shortly after, it was announced that Ukrainian military personnel also were being trained in Denmark and the first completed it in the fall of 2022.
• Training of Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighterjets .

Financial aid

• Extra funding for the EU's program purchasing equipment and supplies for Ukraine's military.
• DKK 2.5 billion (€336 million) in civilian contributions to Ukraine, not including Danish support via the EU.
• €50 million for NATO fund for purchase of non-lethal equipment.
• Military donations worth DKK 11.2 billion (€1.5 billion) from February 2022 to 31. August 2023, including:
  • DKK 300 million (€40 million) to the UK led military equipment for Ukraine fund on 21 December 2022.
  • DKK 7 billion (€940 million) to a Danish fund set up in March 2023 to aid Ukraine's military sector, among other sectors.
• DKK 22 billion (€3 billion) for additional military support from the Danish national Ukraine Fund, of which the majority of the funds will be available in 2023 and 2024.
• DKK 100 million towards the joint European purchase of 155mm artillery shells for Ukraine.
• DKK 1.8 billion towards the Swedish purchase of CV90 IFVs for Ukraine.
• DKK 91 million towards cyber security projects for the Ukrainian military.

As of 15 December 2023, Estonia has provided Ukraine EUR 500 million worth of military aid since 2022.

Towed artillery

• 36 122mm D-30s .
• 24 155mm FH-70s .
• 120mm mortars .

Vehicles

• 13 vehicles .
• 7 Alvis 4 protected mobility vehicles .
• MAN KAT1 6x6 trucks .
• "Vehicles" .

Engineering vehicles

• 1 DOK-ING MV-4 remote controlled mine clearance vehicle, donated by Päästeliit .

Naval vehicles

• Patrol boats .
• "Vessels" .
• Two Patrol boats in coordination with Denmark delivered April 2024.

Drones

• 7 unmanned aerial vehicles .
• 7 EOS C VTOLs; crowdfunded by Lithuanian public .

Anti-tank weapons

• Hundreds of M2 Carl-Gustaf anti-tank systems with ammunition .
• 100 FGM-148 Javelins . More Javelins donated later .
• EFP PK-14 anti-tank mines .
• 40,000+ Anti-tank mines .
• MILAN anti-tank missile systems with ammunition .
• Instalaza C90 rocket-propelled grenade launchers .
• 90 mm recoilless anti-tank guns Pansarvärnspjäs 1110 .

Small arms

• Small arms, including 35,000 M14 automatic rifles .
• Rifles and pistols .
• Grenade launchers .
• Sniper rifles .
• 150 additional handguns with ammunition announced August 2023.
• Machine guns .

Ammunition

• Tens of millions of cartridges for small arms .
• Thousands of 122mm artillery shells .
• Thousands of 155mm artillery shells .
• 5.56mm ammunition .

Miscellaneous equipment

• Protective equipment (helmets, flak jackets) .
• 10,000 winter uniforms (Including Jackets, Trousers, Shirts, Socks And Boots) .
• Thousands of camouflage suits .
• 50,000 field rations .
• Sights, thermal imagers and binoculars .
• Communications equipment .
• Medical equipment and supplies .
• Generators and chargers .
• Four field hospitals (in cooperation with Germany, Netherlands and Norway) .
• Two saunas .
• Diving equipment .
• Gas masks.

Training and rehabilitation

• Training of Ukrainian special forces, airborne troops, and ground troops .
• Training of Ukrainian soldiers on FH-70 howitzers in Estonia .
• Training of Ukrainian soldiers as part of British-led Operation Interflex.
• Training of Ukrainian soldiers as part of European Union Military Assistance Mission in support of Ukraine .
• Rehabilitation of wounded Ukrainian soldiers .

As of February 2024 Finland has decided to provide €1.8 billion worth of military equipment to Ukraine in 22 packages of aid.

Armoured personnel carriers

• Sisu XA-185s .

Combat engineering vehicles

• 6 Leopard 2R mine-clearing tanks .

Self-Propelled Artillery

• 122mm 122 PSH 74s (2S1 Gvozdikas) .

Towed artillery

• 152mm 152 K89 (2A36 Giatsint-B) .
• 130mm 130 K54s (M-46s) .

Heavy mortars

• 120mm 120 Krh 85 92s .

Anti-aircraft guns

• 23mm 23 ITK 61 'Sergei' (ZU-23)s .

Anti-tank weaponry

• 1,500 66 KES (M72 LAW) anti-tank weapons .
• 112mm RSKES APILAS .

Small arms

• 12.7mm 12,7 ItKK 96 heavy machine guns .
• 2,500 assault rifles .

Ammunition

• 155mm 155 tkr88 artillery rounds .
• 120mm JVA 1571 mortar grenades .
• Sirpalekäsikranaatti M/50 hand grenades .
• JVA 0406 sahte 80-16 smoke grenades .
• 150,000 rounds of 7.62mm ammunition (For the Finnish-delivered assault rifles).
• Procurement of 155mm ammunition through European Defense Agency .
• €30 million towards the Czech purchasing of artillery shells for Ukraine.

Miscellaneous equipment

• 2,000 helmets .
• 2,000 bulletproof vests .
• 70,000 Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MREs) .

Training

• 20 soldiers to join the UK training of Ukrainian soldiers in Britain.

Financial aid

• €86 million as of 24 February 2022.

France was the largest arms exporter to Ukraine between 2014 and 2020 with over €1.6 billion worth of weapons provided. Among them were: helicopters, reconnaissance drones, navy-related weapons and equipment, targeting systems, ammunition of various calibers and fire control systems.

The full extent of French military aid in the context of the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine is unknown as many specifics are neither shared by France nor Ukraine but include:

• Defense equipment donated before the Russian invasion and pre-war training of Ukrainian troops.
• Additional delivery of defense equipment to the Ukrainian authorities announced on 26 February 2022.
• Additional weapons to Ukraine announced on 13 April 2022, by the French Defense Minister.
• On 30 April 2022, President Macron pledged an increase in military support to Ukraine and reiterated on 17 May 2022 that weapon deliveries would continue and would intensify in the days and weeks to come.
• Lecornu also added the supply of batteries of Exocet anti-ship missiles to help open gaps in the maritime blockade imposed by Russia and allow Ukraine to resume its exports of grain and raw materials, was among the further weapons deliveries being examined.
• French contribution to the European Peace Facility Fund (a €500 million contribution out of a total of €3 billion as of December 2022).
• On 13 October 2022, the creation of a French special military fund, totaling €200 million, was inked. It will allow Ukraine to purchase military equipment it desires from French defense contractors.
• On 15 October 2022, it was announced France would be training up to 2,000 Ukrainian soldiers on its soil. They will be assigned to French units for several weeks.
• On 4 January 2023, President Emmanuel Macron promised President Zelenskyy AMX-10 RC and ACMAT Bastion to Ukraine. This is the first time Ukraine has received "Western tanks" according to the French government.
• On 31 January 2023, it was announced France will also send 150 military personnel to Poland to train up to 600 Ukrainian troops per month.

Intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance support

• Intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance support, including ongoing access to French satellite imagery (various French electromagnetic and observation satellites such as the CERES, CSO, Pleiades and Helios provide intel several times a day to the Ukrainian military staff) and a few dozens agents from the DGSE's Action Division deployed on the ground since the beginning of the war.

Cruise missiles

• SCALP EGs .

Air defence systems

• 1 SAMP/T battery (joint-donation with Italy) .
• 2 Crotale NG batteries .
• Acquisition of a complete short-range air defense system from Thales, including a Ground Master 200 radar, command and control center, radio communications system and air threat designation terminals (purchased through the French military fund)

Multiple rocket launchers

• 2 227mm LRU MLRS .

Self-propelled artillery

• 30 155mm 6x6 CAESAR howitzers (delivered along with tens of thousands of shells, including LU 211 HE shells, BONUS munitions and Ralec proximity fuzes).

Towed artillery

• ~20 155mm TRF1s (Purchased by Ukraine through the security capacity building fund).

Mortars

• Unknown number of MO-120 RT heavy mortars.

Armoured fighting vehicles

• 30 to 40 AMX-10 RCR .

Armoured personnel carriers

• ~60 VABs .

Infantry mobility vehicles

• 20 ACMAT Bastions (Purchased by Ukraine via the French military fund).

Other military vehicles

• Renault TRM 2000 trucks .
• Renault TRM 10000 Trucks .
• Renault GBC 180 all-terrain 6X6 cargo trucks .
• Peugeot P4 off-road vehicles crowfunded by Ukrainian public .

Engineering equipment

• Motorised floating bridges (Purchased by Ukraine via the French military fund).
• Dozens of VAB Génie engineering vehicles .

Man-portable air defense systems

• Mistral systems .

Anti-tank guided missiles

• MILAN systems .
• FGM-148 Javelin systems .
• Akeron MPs .

Anti-tank mines

• HPD2A2s .

Radars

• Unknown number of Ground Master 200 radars .

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

• 150 reconnaissance drones purchased from the French company Delair .
• 100 loitering munitions from French company Delair ordered, 2,000 pledged in total .

Small arms

• AA-52 general-purpose machine guns .
• 7.62mm ANF-1 general-purpose machine guns (For VAB APC) .
• 7.62mm FN MAG general-purpose machine guns .

Ammunition

• Ammunition of various calibers (12.7mm ammunition, 155mm artillery rounds, etc.).
• OF 37 HE hand grenades .

Individual equipment

• Helmets.
• "Protective equipment".
• Bulletproof vests.
• Uniforms.
• De-mining suits.
• Over 100,000 combat rations.
• Army medical kits.

Miscellaneous equipment

• Fuel .
• Electro-optical/Infra-red systems (including night detection binoculars ordered from Thales and Safran and delivered in late March or early April 2022).
• 36 prefabricated bridges from 23 to 46 meters in length.

Training

• Over 6,000 Ukrainian soldiers trained in the first eight months of 2023.
• Training of Ukrainian pilots to begin in 2024.

Financial aid

• In 2021: €1.6 billion in aid.
• In 2022:
  • Donations:
    • Financial donation of €300 million (US$337 million) in "additional budgetary assistance" announced by President Macron on 25 February.
    • On 5 May, President Macron announced $1.7 billion were donated to Ukraine so far in 2022.
    • Additional financial aid of US$300 million announced on 5 May, bringing the total to US$2 billion.
    • In October 2022, France announced the creation of a special fund, totaling €200 million, for direct weapon purchases.
  • Loans:
    • €1.2 billion in programme funding announced on 8 February 2022, consisting of a loan of €200 million and €1 billion in financial guarantees (these guarantees will allow Ukraine to obtain loans from French banks on favorable terms).
    • Announcement of a budgetary loan of €300 million on 29 March 2022 in order to help the country cope with the economic and social consequences of the ongoing conflict.
• Further French financial contributions to Ukraine via the European Union's grants and loans since 2014.
• French contributions to the European Union's military aid.

* Purchases by the German government from defence companies
** Purchases by Ukraine

Delivered: (as of end of September 2023)

Surface-To-Air Missile (SAM) Systems (2 Systems, 1 Battery And 4 Launchers)

• 2 IRIS-T SLM Systems* (Three Launchers Per System) .
• 2 IRIS-T SLS Launchers* .
• 1 Patriot Battery and 2 Patriot Launchers .

Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Guns (46)

• 46 Gepards* .

Multiple Rocket Launchers (5)

• 5 227mm M270 ''MARS'' .

Laser-Guided Rocket Systems (20)

• 20 70mm Laser-Guided Rocket Launchers On Pick-Up Trucks .

Self-Propelled Artillery (16 (24))

• 14 (+8 As Spare Parts Donors) 155mm PzH 2000s (Delivered along with 10.500 155mm rounds).
• 2 155 mm SpGH Zuzana 2s* self-propelled howitzers (Joint purchase by Germany, Norway and Denmark from Slovakia)

Tanks (65+)

• T-72M1s (Delivered from Czech stocks in exchange for 15 Leopard 2A4 MBTs and 1 Büffel ARV through the 'Ringtausch' programme).
• 28 M-55S' (From Slovenian stocks in exchange for 45 MAN 8x8 trucks through the 'Ringtausch' programme).
• 18 Leopard 2A6s .
• 20 Leopard 1 A5 (In cooperation with the Netherlands and Denmark).

Infantry Fighting Vehicles (130)

• 40 BMP-1A1s (From Greek stocks in exchange for 40 Marder IFVs through the 'Ringtausch' programme).
• 30 BVP-1s (From Slovak stocks in exchange for 15 Leopard 2A4 MBTs through the 'Ringtausch' programme).
• 60 Marder 1A3s .

Armoured Personnel Carriers (82)

• 54 M113G3DK/G4DKs (M113s taken from Danish stocks and subsequently overhauled with German funding).
• 28 Bandvagn BV 206s* .

Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) Vehicles (50)

• 50 Dingos .

Man-Portable Air Defence Systems (3,200)

• 500 FIM-92 Stingers .
• 2,700 9K32 Strela-2s (Former East German stocks).

Anti-Tank Weapons (23,800)

• 900 Panzerfaust 3 RPGs (Delivered along with 3000 DM72A1 (PzF 3-IT) and 50 DM32 Bunkerfaust rounds).
• 7,944 RGW 90 Matador RPGs** .
• 14,900 DM31 And PARM DM22 Anti-Tank Mines .

Anti-Drone Systems And Jammers (176)

• 10 Anti-Drone Guns* .
• 57 Anti-Drone Sensors And Jammers* (Including 40 Frequency Range Extension Devices).
• 12 Electronic Anti-Drone Devices* .
• 2 Large Anti-Drone Jamming Systems* (Installed on HMMWV IMVs) .
• 1 communications electronic scanner/jammer system* .
• 10 Radio Jammers* .
• 113 Drone Detection Systems*

Radars (33)

• 28 Ground Observer 12 Ground Surveillance Radars* (Installed on HMMWVs) .
• 1 Cobra Counter-Battery Radar System* .
• 4 TRML-4D .
• 1 Satcom Surveillance System* .

(Mobile) Reconnaissance Systems (6)

• 5 SurveilSPIRE Mobile Reconnaissance Systems* .
• 1 Satcom Surveillance System* .

Reconnaissance Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (216)

• 104 Vectors** .
• 32 Reconnaissance UAVs* .
• 80 RQ-35 Heidruns .

Unmanned Ships (10)

• 10 Unmanned Surface Vessels* .

Unmanned Vehicles (14)

• 7 THeMIS UGVs For Casualty Evacuation .
• 7 THeMIS UGVs For Route Clearance .

Engineering Vehicles And Equipment (80)

• 5 Pionierpanzer 2A1 Dachs Armoured Engineering Vehicles (AEVs) .
• 15 Bergepanzer 2 Armoured Recovery Vehicles (ARVs)* .
• 2 Bergepanzer 3 Armoured Recovery Vehicles (ARVs) .
• 11 Brückenlegepanzer Biber Bridgelayers .
• 8 Wisent 1 Mine-Clearing Tanks* .
• 12 Remote Controlled Mine Clearance Systems* .
• 3 GCS-200 Remote Controlled And Protected Mine Clearing Systems .
• 6 HEP 70 Mobile Decontamination Vehicles .
• 3 Liebherr Mobile Cranes .
• 19 Heavy And Medium Bridge Systems Along With 12 Trailers* .

Vehicles (~1187)

• 12 Oshkosh M1070 Heavy Equipment and Tank Transporters* .
• 55 HX81 Heavy Equipment and Tank Transporters Along With 49 Trailers* .
• 12 Heavy Duty Trailer Trucks .
• 30 Armoured Volkswagen Amarok SUVs .
• 40 Heavy Duty 8x8 Trucks .
• 6 Heavy Duty 8x6 Trucks* (Including 21 Containers).
• 38 Load-Handling Trucks .
• 200 Mercedes-Benz Zetros Trucks* .
• 297 All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs), Minibuses And Trucks .
• 183 Pick-Up Trucks .
• 186 Border Protection Vehicles (Iveco VM90s, Iveco ACL 90s and Renault TRM 2000s) .
• 50 Ambulances .
• 47 Mercedez-Benz Unimog Ambulances .
• 8 Forklifts .
• 2 Rosenbauer Panther .
• 3 Aircraft Refuelling Trucks .
• 2 Dump Trucks .
• 2 Water Tankers .
• 11 Tipper Trucks .
• Mercedes-Benz Unimog Trucks .
• 12 Heavy Equipment Transporters Along With 4 Trailers .

Small Arms (820)

• 220 MG 3 General-Purpose Machine Guns (Delivered along with 500 spare barrels and breechlocks).
• 100 MG5 General-Purpose Machine Guns* .
• 500 Heckler & Koch SFP9 Pistols .

Ammunition

• Additional Missiles For The IRIS-T SLM SAM System* .
• 164 Missiles For The Patriot SAM Battery .
• 294 GMLRS Unitary M31A1 Guided Rockets For The 227mm M270 ''MARS'' MLRS .
• 86,122 Rounds Of 35mm Ammunition For Gepard SPAAG
• 4,000 rounds of 35mm practice ammunition for Gepard SPAAG .
• 18,510 155mm Artillery Rounds For PzH 2000 SPG .
• 17,000 155mm Smoke Rounds For PzH 2000 SPG .
• 1000 155mm Illumination Rounds For PzH 2000 SPG .
• SMArt 155 guided artillery rounds for PzH 2000 SPG .
• 255+ Vulcano guided artillery rounds for PzH 2000 SPG .
• 134,592 Rounds Of 40mm Ammunition For Automatic Grenade Launchers .
• 105mm Rounds For Leopard 1A5 MBT .
• 120mm Rounds For Leopard 2A6 MBT .
• 20mm Ammunition for the Marder IFV .
• 45,7 Million Rounds Of Small Arms Ammunition (including ammunition delivered in 2022: 3 million rounds of 5.56×45mm ammunition, 5 million rounds of 7.62×51mm ammunition, total 14.1 million rounds of small arms ammunition delivered in 2022).
• 100,000 DM51/DM51A2 hand grenades .
• 3,000 DM72A1 (PzF 3-IT) for Panzerfaust 3 .
• 50 DM32 Bunkerfaust rounds for Panzerfaust 3 .
• (Artillery) Ammunition originally from Bulgaria .
• 5,300 explosive charges .
• 100,000 metres of detonating cord (Delivered along with 450,000 detonators).

Military Gear

• 28,000 Helmets .
• 15 Palettes Worth Of Military Clothing (Including 1300 Bulletproof Vests) .
• 116,000 Winter Jackets .
• 80,000 Winter Trousers .
• 240,000 Winter Hats .
• 20,600 Safety Glasses .
• 1,453 Binoculars .
• 951 Night Vision Goggles .

Miscellaneous Equipment

• MiG-29 Fighter Jet Spare Parts .
• Mi-24 Attack Helicopter Spare Parts* .
• 11 Mine-Plows For T-72 MBT .
• Leopard 2A6 MBT Spare Parts .
• Marder 1 IFV Spare Parts .
• Vector UAV Spare Parts .
• Wisent 1 Mine-Clearing Tank Spare Parts .
• M2 Browning Heavy Machine Gun Spare Parts .
• 10 Laser Designators For Vulcano Guided Artillery Rounds For PzH 2000 SPG .
• 10 Fire Command Units For Vulcano Guided Artillery Rounds For PzH 2000 SPG .
• 38 Laser-Range Finders .
• 40 Laser-Designators .
• 49 Mobile Antenna Mast Systems* .
• 1 Antenna Hub Station .
• 17 SatCom Terminals* .
• 5 Bridges For Biber Bridgelayers .
• 10 Containers .
• 16+ Palettes Worth Of Materiel For Explosive Ordnance Disposal .
• 1 High Frequency Unit .
• 1 Radio Frequency System .
• 3,000 Field Telephones (Delivered along with 5000 cable reels).
• 2 Hangar Tents* .
• 200 Tents .
• 2 Field Kitchens .
• 1 Mobile Field Hospital* .
• 14,000 Sleeping Bags .
• 2,735 Generators .
• 36,400 Wool Blankets .
• 10 Winter Camouflage Nets .
• 148 Mobile Heating Systems .
• 416,000 Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MREs) .
• Diesel And Gasoline .
• 10 Tonnes Of AdBlue .

To Be Delivered: (as of end of September 2023)

Surface-To-Air Missile (SAM) Systems (6 Systems And 22 Launchers)

• 6 IRIS-T SLM System* (Three Launchers Per System) .
• 22 IRIS-T SLS Launchers* .

Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Guns (21 SPAAGs And 2 Systems)

• 21 Gepards/Cheetahs*.
• 2 Oerlikon Skynex System*.

Self-Propelled Artillery (32)

• 18 155mm RCH 155s (Purchased by Ukraine from Krauss-Maffei Wegmann through the security capacity building fund).
• 14 155mm ShKH Zuzana 2s (Joint purchase by Germany, Norway and Denmark from Slovakia).

Tanks (115)

• 115 Leopard 1A5s (In cooperation with the Netherlands and Denmark).

Infantry Fighting Vehicles (40)

• 40 Marder 1A3s .

Armoured Personnel Carriers (26+)

• 26 Bandvagn BV 206s* .
• Fuchs Evolutions* .

Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) Vehicles (66+)

• 66 BATT UMGs* .

Anti-Drone Systems (80)

• 80 Drone Detection Systems* (Including 40 Frequency Range Extension Devices).

Radars, Jammers And Reconnaissance Systems (69)

• 5 TRML-4Ds .
• 8 Mobile Ground Surveillance Radars And Thermal Imaging Cameras* .
• 30 Ground Observer 12 Ground Surveillance Radars* .
• 3 Drone Sensors* .
• 12 Communications Electronic Scanner/Jammer Systems* .
• 10 SurveilSPIRE Mobile Reconnaissance Systems* .

Reconnaissance Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (482+)

• 121 Reconnaissance UAVs* .
• 324 Vectors** .
• Lunas .
• 40 RQ-35 Heidruns .

Helicopters (6)

• 6 Sea King Mk.41 .

Unmanned Ships (10)

• 10 Unmanned Surface Vessels* .

Engineering Vehicles And Equipment (74)

• 6 Bergepanzer 2 Armoured Recovery Vehicles (ARVs)*
• 15 Brückenlegepanzer Biber Bridgelayers .
• 34 Wisent 1 Mine-Clearing Tanks* .
• 7 GCS-200 Remote Controlled And Protected Mine Clearing Systems .
• 7 Protected Mine-Clearing Systems* .
• 2 Remote Controlled Mine Clearing System* .
• 3 Heavy And Medium Bridge Systems* .

Vehicles (720)

• 12 Oshkosh M1070 Heavy Equipment and Tank Transporters* .
• 336 Border Protection Vehicles (Iveco VM90s, Iveco ACL 90s and Renault TRM 2000s) .
• 39 HX81 Heavy Equipment and Tank Transporters Along With 49 Trailers*
• 13 Heavy Duty 8x8 Trucks .
• 3 Heavy Duty 8x6 Trucks* .
• 78 Heavy Duty Trailer Trucks* .
• 82 Mercedes-Benz Zetros Trucks* .
• 10 Protected Vehicles* .
• 180 Trucks* .
• 30 Tanker Trucks* .
• 2 Tractors Along With 4 Trailers .

Anti-Tank Weapons (18,000)

• 18,000 Portable Anti-Tank Weapons .

Small Arms (200)

• 100 GMG Automatic Grenade Launchers* .

Ammunition

• Additional Missiles For The IRIS-T SLM SAM System* .
• Missiles For The IRIS-T SLS SAM System* .
• 22,500 155mm Artillery Rounds For PzH 2000 SPG* .
• Vulcano Guided Artillery Rounds For PzH 2000 SPG*.
• 81,408 rounds of 40mm ammunition for automatic grenade launchers .
• 289,920 rounds of 35mm ammunition for Gepard SPAAG .
• 105mm rounds for Leopard 1A5 .
• 20mm rounds for Marder IFV .
• 9,7 Million Rounds Of Small Arms Ammunition .
• DM31 And/Or DM22 PARM 2 Anti-Tank Mines .

Miscellaneous Equipment

• 1 vehicle decontamination system .
• 1 mobile antenna mast system* .
• 1 Mobile Field Hospital* .
• 26 interchangeable loading system (for trucks) .
• 130 heating systems .
• 50 field heaters .
• Oil heaters .
• Military winter clothing .
• 80,000 Safety Glasses .
• 450+ generators .
• 2,000 portable lighting systems* .
• Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MREs) .

Financial aid

• €1.83 billion in bilateral aid since 2014.
• Approx. €4 billion via the EU in the form of grants and loans since 2014.
• €240 million via the EU in loans in 2022.
• Loan of over €150 million via KfW in April 2022.
• €425 million via the 'Stand Up For Ukraine' pledging campaign and an additional 70 million for medical aid via the EU.
• Over €1 billion additional military aid to Ukraine for weapons purchases in April 2022.
• Additional €1 billion pledged in the form of grants in May 2022.

Sources

The priority access to the port of Alexandroupolis in Northern Greece allowed the U.S. to provide military assistance to Ukraine.

Infantry fighting vehicles

• 40 BMP-1A1s (From Greek stocks in exchange for 40 Marder IFVs through the 'Ringtausch' programme).
• Unknown Quantity Of BMP-1A1s .

Anti-tank weapons

• 815 RPG-18s .

Small arms

• 20,000 ''Kalashnikov Rifles'' .

Ammunition

• Unknown quantity of 122mm rocket artillery rounds for BM-21 and RM-70 MRL .
• Artillery Ammunition .
• Small Arms Ammunition .
• Procurement of 155mm ammunition through European Defense Agency .

Training

• Training for Ukrainian pilots of F-16 jet fighters .
• The deployment of Hellenic army soldiers to train Ukrainian Special Forces .
• The deployment of Hellenic army soldiers to train Ukrainian troops on the Leopard 2 MBT .

Medical Aid

• Rehabilitation of wounded Ukrainian soldiers in Greece .

Iceland's military aid to Ukraine amounts to a value of approximately 2.7bn ISK (US$19.4 million).

Ammunition

• € 2 million towards the Czech scheme to purchase artillery shells for Ukraine.

Vehicles

• 10 fuel trucks (two delivered in May 2023).

Logistical support

• The Government of Iceland decided to offer to transport military equipment to Ukraine for other countries, as Iceland does not have a military of its own. An Air Atlanta Icelandic freighter has been chartered and used to deliver military equipment from Slovenia to Ukraine.

Training and equipment

• Ikr 50 million worth of basic EOD equipment for the Ukrainian military. Training And Equipping Ukrainian EOD Teams (In cooperation with Nordic countries and Lithuania).
• Training in combat medicine for Ukrainian soldiers provided by the Greater Reykjavik District Fire and Rescue Service.
• Ikr 75 million of uniforms, body armour, medical and hygiene products for female Ukrainian soldiers.

Miscellaneous Equipment

• A mobile field hospital purchased for Ukraine approved 15 March 2023.
• Winter gear .

Financial aid

• The Government of Iceland has provided Ikr 260 million of economic assistance through the world bank.
• 3.55 million euro for NATO comprehensive assistance package for Ukraine .
• Additional €340,000 for NATO comprehensive assistance package for Ukraine December 2023.
• 3.59 million euro for UK-led international fund for Ukraine .

The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Simon Coveney, approved military aid for Ukraine:

Mine clearing equipment

• 2 DOK-ING MV-4 remote controlled mine clearance vehicles. .

Miscellaneous

• Helmets, medical equipment, blood and fuel .
• 5,000 Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MREs) .
• 200 units of body armor .

Training and rehabilitation

• Rehabilitation of five wounded Ukrainian soldiers .
• 30 Irish soldiers will participate in training of Ukrainian Armed Forces in basic military skills, leadership training, drill instructor training, combat medicine, demining and explosive disposal. From April 2023 onwards.

Financial aid

• €122 million for non-lethal military equipment to be acquired from NATO .

Anti-drone systems

• Unspecified anti-drone systems (delivered by an Israeli defence contractor to Ukraine indirectly through Poland, and the United States)
• Missile warning system .

Vehicles

• 7 armored ambulances

Military gear

• 3,500 helmets
• 2,000 bulletproof vests
• 1,000 gas masks
• "hundreds" of mine protection suits
• "dozens" of hazmat filtration systems

Miscellaneous

• Intelligence regarding drones used by Russian forces .

* Private purchases from Italian defence companies

Air defence systems (3 batteries)

• SkyGuard Aspide battery .
• Spada battery .
• 1 SAMP/T MAMBA battery (in cooperation with France).

Multiple rocket launchers (2)

• 2 227mm M270A1 MLRS-Is .

Self-propelled artillery (106+)

• 6 155mm PzH 2000s .
• 100+ 155mm M109Ls .

Towed artillery

• 155mm FH-70s .

Heavy mortars

• 120mm Mod. 63s .
• 120mm MO-120-RTs .

Armoured personnel carriers

• Bandvagn BV 206S' .

Infantry mobility vehicles

• VTLM Linces (Some of them equipped with Hitrole RWS).
• 11 MLS Shields* .

Vehicles

• 45 Protezione Civile Iveco VM 90 Tactical Vehicles .
• Iveco Astra SM 66.40 trucks (to tow FH-70s) .
• IVECO ACM 90 trucks .
• 2 IVECO trakker T380WMs* .
• 51 FIAT Fullback 4x4 pick-up trucks* (used as mobile MANPADS platforms) .

Man-portable air defence systems (MANPADS)

• FIM-92 Stingers .

Anti-tank weapons

• MILANs .
• Panzerfaust 3 RPGs .

Radars

• 1 Skyguard II (for SkyGuard Aspide battery) .
• 1 Selenia PLUTO 2D (for Spada Battery) .
• 1 Arabel (for AMP/T MAMBA battery) (in cooperation with France).

Small arms

• MG 42/59 general-purpose machine guns .
• M2 heavy machine guns .

Ammunition

• 120mm mortar rounds for Mod. 63 heavy mortars .
• 155mm artillery rounds for towed artillery and SPGs .
• 12.7mm rounds for M2 Browning heavy machine guns .

Military gear

• Body armour .
• Plate carriers .

Miscellaneous equipment

• Medical supplies .
• Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MREs) .
• Counter-IED systems .
• Hitrole Remote Weapons Stations (For VTLM Lince IMVs).

Financial aid

• €110 million on 27 February 2022.

Reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicles

• 30 Parrot ANAFIs .
• ~10 surveillance drones .

Vehicles

• "Several" vans (for personnel and food transport) .
• 8 Toyota Hillux pickup trucks (For EOD units) .
• 6 ISUZU crane trucks (for EOD units) .
• Toyota high mobility vehicles (part of a batch of 100 vehicles) .
• Mitsubishi Type 73 light (1/2 ton) jeeps (part of a batch of 100 vehicles) .
• Morooka rubber track carriers (part of a batch of 100 vehicles) .

Military gear

• 6,900 Type 88 Version 2 Kai helmets .
• 1,900 Type 3 Kai bulletproof vests .
• Military clothing (including field jacket version 2, gloves, boots) .
• Type 00/Type 18 hazmat suits (including gas masks) .

Miscellaneous equipment

• ALIS mine detection equipment .
• Communications equipment .
• Satellite phones .
• Binoculars .
• 240 tents .
• Generators .
• 50 cameras .
• Lighting devices .
• Medical equipment, gowns and gloves .
• 140,000 emergency rations .
• Protective equipment for pyrotechnicians .
• A UAV detection system

Rehabilitation

• Rehabilitation of two wounded Ukrainian soldiers .

Financial aid

• US$200 million on 28 February 2022.
• US$37 million contribution to a NATO fund that will provide an anti-drone system and other gear.

Between May and November 2022 multiple planes have flown from Jordan to Czech Republic with weapons destined for Ukraine:

• RPG-32 'Nashshab' rocket launchers .
• Missiles for 9K33M2 Osa-AKM air defense system .

In January 2024 Latvia pledged a new military aid package to Ukraine, containing: howitzers, 155mm ammunition, anti-tank weapons, missiles, grenades, helicopters, drones, communication devices, generators, and equipment.

Vehicles

• 285 cars (worth almost €1 million), as of January 2023 (Part of a batch of 1200+ cars donated by UkReinis Pozņaks).

Self-propelled howitzers

• 6 M109 howitzers .

Helicopters

• 2 Mil Mi-8MTV-1 transport helicopters .
• 2 Mil Mi-2 transport helicopters .
• 2 Mi-17 helicopters .

Drones

• 90+ unmanned aerial vehicles donated by Latvian companies and delivered to the Armed Forces of Ukraine by the Ministry of Defence of Latvia .
• 45+ AtlasPros (donated by Latvian public and Latvian companies) .
• Dozens of unmanned aerial vehicles .

Air defense systems

• Dozens of Stinger anti-aircraft missile systems from the Ministry of Defence of Latvia to the Armed Forces of Ukraine .

Small arms

• Dozens of machine guns with ammunition .

Ammunition

• Ammunition for small arms .

Miscellaneous equipment

• 30 truckloads of individual equipment and supplies (including combat helmets, dried food, medical devices and medicine) from the Latvian National Armed Forces on 26 February 2022.
• Body armor .
• Spare parts for howitzers .
• Meal, ready-to-eat (MREs) .
• Medical supplies .

Training and rehabilitation

• Training of 3,000 Ukrainian soldiers .
• Demining training.
• Rehabilitation of 250 soldiers .

Financial aid

• €500,000 aid from the Riga City Council to Ukraine on 25 February 2022.
• €1.2 million aid from the Government of Latvia to the Armed Forces of Ukraine on 26 February 2022.
• €4.3 million in support of the Armed Forces through the European Peace Fund.

In January 2024 Lithuania's Defence Council approved a 200 million euro package of long-term military assistance to Ukraine.

Air defense systems

• 2 NASAMS launchers.

Man-portable air defence systems

• FIM-92 Stinger MANPADS .

Anti-aircraft guns

• 36 Bofors L70 anti-aircraft guns .

Aircraft

• 2 Mi-8s .
• 1 Aero L-39ZA Albatros delivered April 2024.

Towed artillery

• 18 105mm M101 howitzers .

Self-propelled mortars

• 12 120mm Panzermörser M113s .

Heavy mortars

• 18 120mm heavy mortars .

Armoured personnel carriers (APCs)

• 72 M113 APCs and M577s . More M577s delivered in 2024.

Vehicles

• 10 military trucks .
• 10 Mitsubishi L200s (for demining operations) .
• Arctic Trucks AT42s .
• 7 Toyota Land Cruiser armored SUVs .
• 5 Land Rover off-road vehicles .
• A small number of Renault Trucks D to the Ukrainian military .
• Repairing of damaged Ukrainian Leopard tanks in Lithuania in cooperation with German defence industry. .

Small arms (delivered along with ammunition)

• Anti-tank weaponry .
• 23,000 automatic rifles and machine guns .
• Submachine guns .
• 4,000 pistols .
• ~1,300 grenade launchers .
• Grenades .
• Additional rifles and ammunition .

Ammunition

• 155mm artillery rounds for PzH 2000 SPG .
• €35 million towards the Czech purchase of artillery shells for Ukraine .
• 1.5 million rounds of small arms ammunition delivered September 2023.
• 3 million rounds of 7.62x51mm ammunition .
• Several million small arms ammunition .
• Thousands of RPG ammunition .
• "Ammunition" .
• "Thousands" of rounds of Carl Gustav recoilless rifle ammunition .

Radars

• Maritime surveillance radar sets .

Crowdfunded by the Lithuanian public:

• Radars
  • 16 ieMHRs .
• Unmanned combat aerial vehicles (UCAVs)
  • 1 Bayraktar TB2 (Initially funded with crowdfunding. Subsequently, given to Lithuania by Baykar Tech free of charge with the €6 million collected used for aid).
• Loitering munitions
  • 37 WB Electronics Warmates (Crowdfunded through the Lithuanian-Polish Army of Drones crowdfunder).
  • 18 UJ-23 Topazs .
  • 3,000 FPV drones pledged 5 April 2024.
  • €3 million allocated for the production of FPV drones for Ukraine.
• Reconnaissance UAVs
  • 7 EOS C VTOL (Two crowdfunded in early May and five more purchased with the money collected from the TB2 crowdfunder).
• Drone-related equipment
  • Cloud intelligence collaboration suite 'Magyla 700' (Purchased with the money collected from the TB2 crowdfunder. For EOS C VTOL UAVs).
  • 110+ EDM4S Sky Wiper anti-drone jammers (Purchased with the money collected from the TB2 crowdfunder. To be used with 80 WINGMAN early-warning drone detectors).

Miscellaneous equipment

• 35,000 sets of military winter clothing .
• Winter clothing and equipment to equip "tens of thousands" of soldiers .
• Anti-drone imaging equipment .
• Thermal imagers .
• Communications equipment .
• At least several tens of thousands of dry food rations (MREs) .
• Reconnaissance UAVs .
• Anti-drone systems August 2023. Additional systems April 2024.
• "Drones" .
• Winter equipment.
• Remote detonation systems.
• About 1000 folding beds.
• "Field service equipment" .
• "Outdoor equipment" .
• Generators .
• "Detonation systems" .
• RISE-1 remote detonation systems .
• Camp beds.

Training and rehabilitation

• Training of Ukrainian soldiers since 2017 (4,000 trained between 2017 and 2021, 500 soldiers in 2022, 2,000 to be trained in 2023). Training will continue in 2024.
• Rehabilitation of wounded Ukrainian soldiers .
• €15 million allocated for rehabilitation programmes for wounded Ukrainian soldiers.

Financial aid

• €29 million in military equipment by the Blue/Yellow charity since 2014.

Armoured Personnel Carriers

• 40 M113 Armoured Personnel Carriers with Remote Weapon Stations as a joint donation by Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg .

Reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicles

• 15 Primoco one 150s (purchased directly from the manufacturer in Czechia; six in cooperation with the Netherlands and Belgium).

Anti-tank guided missiles

• 102 NLAWs .

Infantry mobility vehicles

• 28 HMMWVs (eight for spare parts).

Vehicles

• 7 Jeep Wranglers .
• 4 pickup trucks and 4 trailers (for the Primoco One 150 UAV unit).
• 1 Mercedes Sprinter L4 Van (For the Primoco One 150 UAV Unit).
• 8 ambulances .
• 30 armoured ambulances .

Small arms

• 20 12.7mm M2 Browning heavy machine guns (for HMMWVs).
• 10 FN MAG general-purpose machine guns .

Ammunition

• 600 122mm rockets for BM-21 Grad (bought from a third country and delivered to Ukraine).
• 12,500 rounds of RPG-7 ammunition (bought from a third country and delivered to Ukraine).
• 3,200 rounds of 155mm ammunition .
• 3.22 million rounds of 12.7mm ammunition (for M2 Browning heavy machine guns) .
• 100,000 rounds of 7.62mm ammunition (for assault rifles and machine guns) .
• Procurement of 155mm ammunition through European Defense Agency .
• Unspecified contribution to the Czech purchase of artillery shells for Ukraine.

Military clothing

• 5,000 bulletproof vests (purchased off the international market).
• 5,800 helmets (purchased off the international market).
• 22,400 Avon Protection C50 gas masks (delivered along with 44,800 filters, purchased directly from the manufacturer).

Miscellaneous equipment

• 120 MUM night vision multi-purpose monoculars .
• 180 PVS-14 night vision multi-purpose monoculars .
• 70 RNVG night vision binoculars .
• 100 thermal scopes for rifles
• 300 mounts night vision helmet mounts .
• 150 Night vision goggles .
• 25 SOPHIE hand-held thermal cameras .
• Medical supplies .
• 50 Satcube Ku terminals with iDirect iQ 200 modems and SATCOM subscription (purchased directly from the manufacturer).
• 40 SATCOM terminals including bandwidth .
• 15 military tents .
• 358 Arctic sleeping bags .
• 18 generators .
• 47 heavy and medium generators .
• 3 portable army heaters .
• 10 light-pole sets .
• 800 Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MREs) .
• 43 Artec 3D scanners (to be used to investigate Russian war crimes).

In February 2023 Montenegro announced that it had donated so far military aid worth 10 million euros.

Man-portable air defence systems (MANPADS)

• 226 9K32 Strela-2Ms .

Ammunition

• 600 rounds of 60mm and 82mm ammunition for mortars .
• 7,964 rounds of 57mm ammunition for UB-16 and UB-32 rocket pods .
• 8,036 rounds of 57mm ammunition for 57mm AZP S-60 AA guns .
• 7,992 rounds of 76mm ammunition for 76mm AK-726 naval guns .
• 2.3 million rounds of 7.62×39mm ammunition .

Military clothing and gear

• 500 helmets .
• 300 bulletproof vests .
• 600 armored plates .

Miscellaneous equipment

• Mi-8 helicopter spare parts .
• 7,000 food rations .

The government of Montenegro announced that it would donate 11% of its defence budget to Ukraine.

• Spare parts for T-72 tanks .^{[better source needed]}
• 20 T0-72B tanks modernized by Czech company Excalibur Army .^{[better source needed]}

Donations are disputed by the government of Morocco.

Fighter jets

• 42 F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jets pledged 20 August 2023 (Some held back in the Netherlands for the training of Ukrainian pilots).
• €150 million worth of F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jet munitions purchased from manufacturers.

Naval vessels

• 2 Alkmaar-Class Minehunters .
• 4 ''Ships'' .
• 31 "RHIBs/FRISCs/Boston Whalers" .

Anti-ship missiles (AShMs)

• AGM-84 Harpoon (Missiles) .

Surface-to-air missile systems

• 2 Patriot Launchers .
• Missiles For The Patriot SAM Launchers . Additional missiles pledged October 2023.
• 12 AIM-120 AMRAAMs (For NASAMS II) .

(Mobile) anti-aircraft guns

• 100 MR-2 Mobile Anti-Aircraft Guns (Purchased by the Netherlands from Czechia, upgraded and delivered to Ukraine).
• 20 Bofors 40L70s .

Self-propelled artillery

• 8 155mm PzH 2000s .
• 9 155mm DITA

Tanks

• 45 T-72 Avenger (purchased from Czech company Excalibur Army, upgraded and delivered directly to Ukraine).
• 33 out of 100+ Leopard 1A5s (In cooperation with Germany and Denmark).
• 7 out of 14 Leopard 2A4s (In cooperation with Denmark).

Armoured fighting vehicles

• Fenneks .

Armoured personnel carriers (APCs)

• 196+ YPR-765s .
• 28 Bandvagn BvS 10s .
• 40 M113 Armoured Personnel Carriers with Remote Weapon Stations as a joint donation by Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.

Engineering vehicles and equipment

• 1 Scanjack 3500 Mine Clearing System .
• 3 Bozena Mine Clearing Systems .
• 6 Mine Rollers For BMP IFVs .
• 9 Mine Plows .
• 5 Brückenlegepanzer Biber Bridgelayers .
• 6 M3 Amphibious Bridging Vehicles .
• 24 Bailey Bridges .
• 1000 Portable Mine-Clearing Charges .

Vehicles (909 in total)

• ~300 DAF YA-4442 '4-tonner' trucks and DAF YAZ-2300 '10-tonner' trucks .
• Mercedes Benz 290GD Ambulances .
• Volkswagen Amarok SUVs .
• 19 Lifting Cranes .
• 25 Loaders .
• 29 Forklifts .
• 5 Side Loaders .
• Motorcycles .
• 6 Toyota Landcruiser ambulances.

Heavy mortars

• 6 120mm MO-120-HBs .

Man-portable air defence systems (MANPADS)

• 50 FIM-92 Stinger launchers .
• 200 Stinger Missiles .

Reconnaissance UAVs

• 164 unmanned aerial vehicles .
• DeltaQuad Pro VTOLs .
• 6 Primoco One 150s (In cooperation with Luxembourg and Belgium).
• €200 million of Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance drones purchased alongside partner nations.

Unmanned underwater vehicles

• 2 SeaFox autonomous mine-detecting underwater vehicles .

Radars

• 5 AN/TPQ-36 Firefinder weapon-locating radars .
• 2 Thales Squire ground surveillance radars .
• ''Several'' anti-drone radars .
• 4 VERA-NG anti-stealth radar systems .

Small arms

• 50 Panzerfaust 3 RPGs .
• M72 LAW RPGs .
• 10 Barrett M82 .50 BMG Anti-Materiel sniper rifles .
• 90 Accuracy International AX308 sniper rifles .
• FN MAG General-Purpose Machine Guns .
• 111 Million Euros Worth Of FN MAG General-Purpose Machine Guns .
• FN Minimi Light Machine Guns .
• M2 Heavy Machine Guns .
• C7A1 Assault Rifles .
• HK416 A2 Assault Rifles .
• Glock 17 Pistols .

Ammunition

• 400 DM72A1 (PzF 3-IT) rounds for Panzerfaust 3 .
• 30,000 rounds of 7.62mm and 12.7mm ammunition (For AX408 and M82 sniper and anti-materiel rifles).
• Small Arms Ammunition (For C7A1 Assault Rifles, Glock 17 Pistols, FN MAG, FN Minimi and M2 Machine Guns) .
• 20,000 rounds of 120mm ammunition for the Leopard 2 .
• 155mm Artillery Rounds For The PzH 2000 SPG .
• M982 Excalibur Guided Artillery Rounds For PzH 2000 SPG .
• "Ammunition For Helicopters" .
• €100 million towards the Czech led initiative to purchase artillery shells for Ukraine.

Military gear

• 3,000 Gevechtshelm Composiet M95 helmets .
• STRONG helmets .
• 2,000 flak jackets .
• Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Gear .
• Night-Vision Equipment .
• 30 Hand-Held Mine Detectors .

Miscellaneous equipment

• 12 Field Hospitals (In cooperation with Estonia and Norway).
• 5 mobile Field Hospital donated to the Ukrainian State Border Guard Service
• 3 additional mobile field hospitals donated to the Ukrainian State Border Guard Service
• 31 Field Kitchens .
• 769 Generators .
• 1800 Tents .
• Sleeping Bags .
• Fuel .
• Spare Parts .
• Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MREs) .
• Medical Supplies .
• 2 Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Trucks .
• Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Kits .

Military gear

• 473 helmets .
• 1,066 bullet-proof vests .
• 571 camouflage vests .

Miscellaneous equipment

• 40 dial sights .

Training

• On 23 May 2022 it was announced that 30 New Zealand Defence Force personnel would travel to the UK to train Ukrainian troops on L119 Light Gun howitzers.
• On 15 August 2022, the New Zealand government announced it would send 120 NZDF personnel to train Ukrainian forces in the UK. The deployment would consists of two teams of infantry trainers and lasts until 30 November.
• On 14 November 2022, the New Zealand government announced it would continue the deployment of infantry trainers (on a reduced basis of a single team of 66 personnel) and intelligence staff until 31 July 2023 and 30 June 2023.
• On 3 May 2023, the New Zealand government announced it would extend the deployment of the New Zealand Defence Force personnel training and supporting the Ukrainian armed forces until 30 June 2024.
• On 22 February 2024, the New Zealand government announced it would extend the deployment of the New Zealand Defence Force personnel training and supporting the Ukrainian armed forces until June 2025.

Logistics

• Contributing a C-130H Hercules and No. 40 Squadron RNZAF personnel to UK-based European military airlift operations for two months.

Financial aid

• Pledge of NZ$5 million partially for the purchase of non-lethal military equipment through NATO announced on 21 March 2022.
• NZ$7.5 million for weapons and ammunition procurement by the UK.
• NZ$4.1 million towards providing commercial satellite access for Ukrainian intelligence.
• On 27 June 2022, the New Zealand government announced it will donate NZ$4.5 million to NATO's trust fund to buy non-lethal military equipment, as well as deploying an additional six NZDF intelligence analysts to the UK, totalling twelve, until 30 November.
• NZ$1.85 million to the NATO Trust Fund for the acquisition of non-lethal military equipment and supplies
• A further NZ$6.5 million for weapons and ammunition procurement was announced in February 2024

Pledged military equipment and material to Ukraine on 1 March 2022.

Fighter jets

• Four Su-25 ground attack jets .

Helicopters

• 12 Mi-24 attack helicopters .

Tanks

• 31 T-72A tanks .

Artillery

• "Artillery" .

Anti-aircraft weapons

• "Anti-aircraft weapons systems" .

Air-To-Air Missiles

• R-60MK Short-Range AAMs (For Su-27 and MiG-29 fighter aircraft) .

Aircraft Weaponry

• UB-32 rocket pods (for Su-25, Mi-8/17 and Mi-24) .
• B-8 rocket pods (for Su-25, Mi-8/17 and Mi-24) .
• S-13 rocket pods (for Su-25, Mi-8/17 and Mi-24) .
• SPPU-22-1 gun pods (for Su-25) .
• Aviation bombs (FAB-100/250 and OFAB-250) (for Su-25) .

Anti-tank weaponry

• M80 Zolja rocket-propelled grenade launchers .

Small arms

• Zastava M70 assault rifles .
• "Infantry weapons" .

Ammunition

• 57mm S-5 rockets for UB-32 rocket pods (for Su-25, Mi-8/17 and Mi-24) .
• 80mm S-8 rockets for B-8 rocket pods (for Su-25, Mi-8/17 and Mi-24) .
• 122mm S-13 rockets for B-13 rocket pods (for Su-25, Mi-8/17 and Mi-24) .
• 240mm S-24 rockets (for Su-25, Mi-8/17 and Mi-24) .
• 30mm ammunition (for Su-25) .
• 125mm rounds (for T-72 MBT) .
• Small arms ammunition .

Miscellaneous equipment

• Su-25 spare parts and support equipment .
• Mi-24 spare parts and support equipment .
• T-72 spare parts and support equipment .

Training

• First batch of Ukrainian recruits trained in North Macedonia completed November 2023.

Fighter Aircraft

• F-16A/Bs .

Surface-to-air missile (SAM) systems

• 2 NASAMS firing units . Two Fire Distribution Centers, two launchers and spare parts . In total 4 NASAMS firing units, 4 fire-control centers for the NASAMS and spare parts for the NASAMS pledged .
• IRIS-T anti aircraft missiles (For IRIS-T SLS SAM Systems donated by Germany) .

Multiple rocket launchers (MRLs)

• 11 M270 MLRS (Delivered to the United Kingdom to allow the British Army to transfer eleven more modern M270B1s to Ukraine).

Self-propelled Artillery (SPGs)

• 23 155mm M109A3GNs (Delivered along with ammunition).
• 5 (Out Of 16) 155mm ShKH Zuzana 2s (Joint purchase by Germany, Norway and Denmark).

Tanks

• 8 Leopard 2A4s .

Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) Vehicles

• Dingo 2s Equipped With CORTEX Typhon RWS To Counter Uncrewed Aerial Systems (C-UAS) .

Infantry mobility vehicles (IMVs)

• 14 Iveco LAV IIIs .

Man-portable air defence systems (MANPADS)

• 100 Mistral 2s .

Coastal defence missile (CDS) systems

• Hellfire Shore Defense Systems .

Radars

• 3 ARTHUR counter-battery radars .

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)

• 850 Black Hornet Nanos, joint purchase from UK and Norway . 1000 new dronekits to be provided .
• 3 Aeryon SkyRanger R60s (Donated by Veteran Aid Ukraine).
• 10 DJI Mavic 2/3s (Donated by Veteran Aid Ukraine).

Engineering Vehicles And Equipment

• 2 NM217 (Bergepanzer 2) armoured recovery vehicles .
• 3 NM189 Ingeniørpanservogn armoured engineering vehicles .
• 51 NM199 (M548) tracked cargo carriers .
• Scania P92 trucks with crane .
• Scania P113 trucks with hook lift .
• Demining equipment .

Anti-tank weaponry

• 4,000 NM72F1 (M72 LAW) .
• Nammo M72-EC .

Electronic warfare equipment

• Cortex Typhon counter UAV systems worth NOK 740 million (mounted on Dingo 2s).

Ammunition

• 10,000 155mm Nammo NM28 artillery rounds for M109A3GN SPG .
• 160 AGM-114 Hellfires .
• 24,000 155mm artillery shells , in cooperation with Denmark, who will provide fuzes, propellant bags and primer cartridges.
• NOK 1.6 billion towards the Czech purchase of artillery shells for Ukraine.

Military clothing

• 5,000 helmets 'HJELM' .
• 1,500 bulletproof vests .
• 55,000 pieces of winter clothing .
• 1,000 gas masks .
• Night vision goggles .

Miscellaneous equipment

• 55,000 bandages .
• Thermal binoculars .
• 45,000 Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MREs) .
• 280,000 MREs
• 2,000 sleeping bags .
• 10,000 sleeping pads .
• 20,000 pieces of spare parts for the M109A3GN SPG .
• 1 field hospital (In cooperation with Estonia and The Netherlands).
• NOk 60 million worth of inflatable boats.
• Medical equipment donated to the Ukrainian military including medical instrument carts, operating tables and lamps, artery clamps, a suction device, emergency bags with sanitary equipment, anatomical and surgical tweezers, drills and wound hooks .

Financial aid

• €36.5 million to equip the Ukrainian military through the European Peace Facility
• NOK 150 million for maintenance of Ukrainian Leopard 2 tanks at a maintenance center in Poland.

Drones

• Kamikaze drones .

Man-portable air defense systems

• Unspecified number of Anza Mark-II .

Anti-tank weapons

• 30,000 40mm RPG-7 high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT) rounds.

Artillery shells

• 50,000 POF made 122 mm artillery shells .
• 20,000 122 mm high-explosive (HE) artillery shells .
• 60,000 155 mm HOW high-explosive (HE) M107 artillery shells . (delivered along with M4A2 propelling bag charges, M-82 primers and PDM fuses)
• 130 mm artillery shells .

Mortar bombs

• 25,000 120mm high-explosive (HE) mortar bombs .

Ammunition

• 12.7×99mm bullets for heavy machine guns .
• 7.62×54mm bullets for rifles and machine guns .
• 12.7×108mm bullets for heavy machine guns .
• 25mm ammunition .

Rockets

• 130,000 122mm rockets for MBRLs.
  • 122mm Yarmuk HE-Frag rockets .

Tonnage of deliveries

• 146 containers with ammunition .
• 162 containers with ammunition, including 10,000 Grad rockets .
• 137 containers with ammunition delivered .
• 230 containers with ammunition .

Donations are disputed by the government of Pakistan and Ukraine.

Fighter jets (14)

• 14 MiG-29s .

Helicopters (12)

• About 12 Mi-24 helicopters .

Tanks (~330)

• 250+ T-72M and T-72M1(R)s .
• 14 Leopard 2A4s .
• 60 PT-91s .

Infantry fighting vehicles (342)

• 142 BWP-1s .
• 200 KTO Rosomaks* (Purchased by Ukraine with EU and US funding).

Infantry mobility vehicles

• AMZ Dzik-2 .

Command vehicles

• LPG WDSzs (Command vehicle for the AHS Krab SPG).

Self-propelled artillery (~95)

• 24 120mm M120 Raks* (Purchased by Ukraine with EU and US funding).
• 20+ 122mm 2S1 Goździks .
• 18 155mm AHS Krabs .
• 54 155mm AHS Krabs* (Purchased by Ukraine with EU funding).

Multiple rocket launchers (20+)

• 20+ 122mm BM-21 Grads .

Anti-aircraft (AA) guns

• AZP S-60s .

Self-propelled anti-aircraft guns (SPAAGs)

• ZSU-23-4 Shilkas .

Surface-to-Air Missile (SAM) systems

• S-125 Newa SCs .
• 9K33 Osa-AK(M)s .
• Osa-AKM-P1 Żądłos .

Air-to-air missiles (100)

• 100 R-73s (For Su-27 and MiG-29 fighter aircraft) .

Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicles (1)

• 1 Bayraktar TB2** (Crowdfunded by Polish citizens. Subsequently, given to Ukraine by Baykar Tech free of charge with the €5 million collected used for aid).

Reconnaissance UAVs (20+)

• 20+ WB Electronics FlyEyes (An initial batch was delivered by the Polish Armed Forces with 20 more FlyEyes crowdfunded through the Lithuanian-Polish Army of Drones crowdfunder).

Loitering munitions (53)

• 53 WB Electronics Warmates (43 crowdfunded through the Lithuanian-Polish Army of Drones crowdfunder. An additional 10 examples donated by the manufacturer WB Group).

Man portable air defence systems (260)

• 260 PPZR Pioruns .

Trucks

• Star 266s .
• Star 266M2s .
• Jelcz P882 D53s .

Mortars (100)

• 100 60mm LMP-2017 Light Mortars (Delivered along with at least 1,500 mortar rounds).

Small arms

• Kbk wz.1988 Tantal Assault Rifles .
• Kbk AKMS Assault Rifles .
• FB MSBS Grot C16A2 Assault Rifles* (Additional batches purchased by Ukraine in 2023 with EU funding).
• UKM-2000P Machine Guns .
• ZMT WKW 50 Anti-Materiel Rifles .
• RGP-40 Grenade Launchers .
• RPG-76s Rocket Propelled Grenades .
• "Thousands" of machine guns and millions of rounds of ammunition delivered to Ukraine on 26 June 2023.

Ammunition

• ''Large quantities'' of 120mm OF-NMR HE-FRAG ammunition for mortars .
• ''Large quantities'' of 122mm OF-462 HE Ammunition for 2S1 SPGs .
• ''Large quantities'' of 152mm ammunition for artillery .
• ''Large quantities'' of 125mm ammunition for T-72 tanks .
• 30,000+ rounds of 5.56x45mm and 23mm ammunition .
• 73mm PG-9 ammunition for SPG-9 recoilless guns .

Protective gear

• 42,000 WZ 2005 helmets .

Training and rehabilitation

• Training of Ukrainian soldiers .
• Treatment of more than 100 wounded soldiers .

Deployment

• 98 Polish police officers participated in demining of Ukrainian territory from Summer 2022 for five months.

Financial aid

• 4 billion Złoty (US$875 million) was offered by the National Bank of Poland to Ukraine on the as a currency swap.

President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa ^{[citation needed]} approved military aid for Ukraine: €8 to €10 million (US$8.7 to US$11 million) contribution to the €450 to €500 million EU package of military support to the Ukrainian armed forces, announced on 28 February 2022.

Main battle tanks

• 3 Leopard 2A6NL President Zelensky announced in January 2023, Portugal's availability to send Leopard 2 A6 to Ukraine., albeit the Portuguese MOD did not made a formal pledge until February 3, 2023.

Armoured personnel carriers

• 4 Iveco M 40.12 WM/P
• 28 M113 armored personnel carriers "and respective weaponry": 14 (and not 15 as initially reported by the press.) + 14
• Additional 14 M113s APC
• 3 M113 Medical version
• 2 M577 Medical version

Helicopters

• 6 Kamov Ka-32A11BC .

Unmanned aerial vehicles

• 6 Unmanned aerial vehicles
• Unmanned surveillance and reconnaissance aerial vehicles

Speedboats

• 3 High-speed boats

Small arms

• H&K G3 automatic rifles that amounted to 1,000 by the end of 2022.
• Grenades among them m/963 grenades
• Unspecified quantity of heavy machine guns including 28 M2HB Brownings by the end of 2022.
• Unspecified quantity of light weapons

Artillery

• 9 105mm howitzers

Mortars

• Unspecified quantity of mortars
• Unspecified quantity of 60mm mortars

Ammunition

• Ammunition of different calibres
• Ammunition of different calibres including 7.62mm, 60mm and 120mm calibres
• 120mm ammunition, including 2000 rounds of mortar ammunition as of March 2023
• 105mm ammunition with more 180 tons announced on May 23, 2023
• 155mm artillery M107 rounds
• 1 million euros to the procurement of 155mm ammunition through European Defense Agency
• 100 million euros in funding towards the Czech government initiative to purchase artillery shells for Ukraine.

Miscellaneous equipment

• Unspecified quantity of bulletproof vests .
• Unspecified quantity of combat helmets .
• Unspecified quantity of night-vision devices .
• Unspecified quantity of portable radios .
• Unspecified quantity of analogue repeaters .
• Sanitary and medical equipment .
• 50 additional radios .
• Medical kits .
• 700 additional medical kits .
• 8 large electrical production "diesel powered electric generators (62 / 200KvA)" . + 4 "diesel powered electrical generators (150KvA)" (and not 10 "diesel powered electric generators" as previously announced)
• 4 units of demining equipment .
• 25 000 items of winter clothing/uniforms, mainly women's military winter clothing, including 5000 pairs of underwear, 5000 tops and 5000 neck mufflers .
• Thousands Of Sleeping Bags And Thermal Blankets .
• 800 Heaters By The GALP And PRIO Petrol Companies .
• 16 Ambulances .

Military training

• The Defense Minister announced on 15 June 2022, at a NATO meeting in Brussels, that Portugal is available to offer training to Ukrainian soldiers, for example, to maneuver Leopard 2 tanks and also training in the area of demining and inactivation of explosive devices. and mentioned again, in January 2023, the availability of training with the Leopard and "expressed the availability of the Portuguese Government to identify, in coordination with its partners, ways to support Ukraine with this capacity".
• The Ministry of Defense indicates that Portugal is part of the new mission of the European Union of military assistance to Ukraine, which will provide training in areas such as the inactivation of explosive devices, medical assistance in combat, nuclear, biological, chemical and radiological defense, starting in February in Germany. Within the framework of the European Union Military Assistance Mission to Ukraine, Portugal had a first group of three military observers in February 2023 and as of April 2023 five military personnel had provided medical military in Germany and it is predicted that in June 2023 there will be training in areas of military instruction and inactivation of explosive devices.
• In May 2023, Portugal offered training for Ukrainian pilots and mechanics to operate the F-16 Fighting Falcon.
• In May, the Portuguese Minister of National Defense announced that Portugal has 20 soldiers providing military training to Ukrainian soldiers.
• Portuguese Minister of Foreign Affairs said that Portugal will train Ukrainian military to use the Leopard 2 and F-16 Fighting Falcon.
• In 2023, about 150 Ukrainian soldiers received military training by the Portuguese Armed Forces, "in medical and infantry fields.
• Between February and March 2024, "teams of 6 military personnel" will provide infantry training.

Tonnage of military aid

• 60 to 70 tons of military equipment from Portugal, announced on 26 February 2022 and\or delivered in February and March 2022, had been delivered to Ukraine by 6 April.
• The Minister of Foreign Affairs, on 6 April 2022, announced that more military equipment would be sent to Ukraine., confirmed to be another 99 tons of military and medical equipment, by the Minister of Defence, following a meeting with the Ukrainian Ambassador on 11 April 2022. All previously announced military and non-military (including medical) have been sent to Ukraine as of 4 May 2022, according to the Minister of Defense.
• The Portuguese Minister of National Defence, reported on 20 July 2022 that Portugal had already sent a total of 315 tons of military equipment to Ukraine.
• After sending the new military aid package to Ukraine announced in January 2023, Portugal would have sent a total of 532 tons of military aid to Ukraine.
• After sending the new military aid package to Ukraine announced in April 2023, Portugal would have sent a total of 770 tons of military equipment to Ukraine.
• 712 tons of military equipment' have been delivered as of 3 May 2023 with more 250 tons of military equipment' to be delivered for a total of more than 950 tons of military equipment with the value of 18,5 million Euros in military equipment aid since February 2022.
• Portugal's Defense Minister said in September 2023 that Portugal has already sent 1,100 tons of military equipment l to Ukraine.

Relevant information

• During the Portugal Day festivities, Lieutenant Colonel Ana Silva of the Portuguese Army and the Commander Silva Pinto of the Portuguese Navy, stated in an interview that all the equipment offered to Ukraine was requested by the Ukrainian Forces, denying the veracity of various news and opinion articles that referred the rejection by Ukraine of Portuguese military equipment for being obsolete like 5 M114A1 towed 155 mm howitzers, that were rejected by Ukraine, either because due to receipt of similar equipment from other countries or, according to the Portuguese press due to their obsolescence and browning heavy machine guns, rejected by Ukraine, according to the Portuguese press due to their obsolescence.
• The Portuguese Prime Minister, after a meeting with President Zelensky on 10 January 2023, announced that he will reinforce military support to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
• Portuguese Ministry of National Defence in January 2023, again referred the availability to receive in the Portuguese Armed Forces hospital, 40 injured Ukrainian soldiers.
• The Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa, signed an agreement to financially support Ukraine with €250 million (US$270 million).
• Portugal will advance with an extraordinary contribution of one million euros to the NATO support package for Ukraine.
• The Portuguese Defense Minister announced that Portugal will contribute 1 million euros to the purchase of artillery ammunition for Ukraine. and train maintenance crews and air traffic controllers for Ukrainian F-16 jets.

* Purchases by the Ukrainian or EU governments from Romanian defence companies

President Klaus Iohannis approved military aid for Ukraine.

Armored personal carriers

• 20 TAB-71M .

Artillery

• 152mm M1981 .

Multiple rocket launchers

• APR-40 MLRS .

Machine guns

• DShK .

Ammunition

• Undisclosed type of ammunition .
• Procurement of 155mm ammunition through European Defense Agency .
• Grad rockets .
• Ammunition for RPG-7, SPG-9, DShK, as well as mortar bombs and 122 mm shells and rockets purchased by the Ukrainian or EU governments from Romanian defence companies:
  • 12.7mm Ammunition For HMGs* .
  • PG-7(V)M Rocket Propelled Grenades* .
  • PG-9V Rocket Propelled Grenades* .
  • 73mm PG-9 Recoilless Rifle Rounds* .
  • 73mm HE 346-E (OG-9) Recoilless Rifle Rounds* .
  • 82mm O-832-MC Mortar Rounds* .
  • 122mm 9M22U-S Rockets* .

Military gear

• 2,000 combat helmets .
• 2,000 bulletproof vests .

Miscellaneous aid

• Fuel, food, water, and medicines .
• €3 million ($3.3 million) worth of military equipment on 28 February 2022.
• Pro Optica Anubis Remote Weapons Stations* (For BMC Kirpi MRAPs)

Relevant information

• In September 2022, Maria Zakharova, spokeswoman for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, accused Romania of sending the fifth package of military aid to Ukraine. This was followed by Valery Gerasimov's claim in December that Romania was in Ukraine's top four military aid suppliers alongside the US, the UK, and Poland.
• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy declared in an interview given to several Romanian media outlets on the occasion of his official visit in the country that Romania offered 15 military aid packages as of 10 October 2023.

* Purchases by the Ukrainian or EU governments from Slovak defence companies
** Deliveries from Slovak stocks through the German Ringtausch programme

Fighter jets (13)

• 10 MiG-29As/UBs (some to be used as a source of spare parts).
• 3 MiG-29As/UBs (to be used as a source of spare parts).

Transport and utility helicopters (5)

• 1 Mi-2 .
• 4 Mi-17s .

Surface-to-air missile (SAM) systems (1 battery and 2 launchers)

• 1 S-300PMU battery .
• 2 2K12M2 Kub-M2 launchers .

Radars (4)

• 1 SURN 1S91 (for 2K12M2 Kub-M2).
• 1 5N63S 'Flap Lid B' (for S-300PMU).
• 1 5N66M 'Clam Shell' (for S-300PMU).
• 1 36D6 'Tin Shield' (for S-300PMU).

Self-propelled artillery (24)

• 24 155mm ShKH Zuzana 2s* (8 purchased by Ukraine, 16 purchased by Germany, Norway and Denmark) .

Infantry fighting vehicles (30)

• 30 BVP-1s** (from Slovak stocks through the Ringtausch programme).

Engineering vehicles and equipment (2)

• 2 Bozena 5 mine clearance systems .

Man-portable air defence systems (MANPADS) (100)

• 100 man-portable air defence systems .

Anti-tank guided missiles

• ''anti-tank guided missiles'' .

Small arms

• ''small arms'' .

Air-to-air missiles

• R-27R1 beyond-visual-range AAMs (for MiG-29 fighter jet) .
• R-73E short-range AAMs (for MiG-29 fighter jet) .
• R-60MK short-range AAMs (for MiG-29 fighter jet) .

Air-to-ground weaponry

• B-8 rocket pods (for MiG-29 fighter jet) .

Ammunition

• 5V55R surface-to-air missiles (for S-300PMU) .
• 52 3M9ME surface-to-air missiles (for 2K12M2 Kub-M2) .
• 148 3M9M3E surface-to-air missiles (for 2K12M2 Kub-M2) .
• 486 ''air defence missiles'' (for MANPADS) .
• 155mm M107 ammunition (for SPGs) .
• 122mm ammunition (for SPGs) .
• 152mm ammunition (for SPGs) .
• Thousands of 122mm rockets (for BM-21 Grad MRL) .
• 12,000 rounds of 120mm mortar ammunition .
• 57mm ammunition (for AZP S-60 AA Gun) .
• 80mm S-8 unguided rockets (for MiG-29 fighter jet) .

Military clothing and gear

• Winter clothing .

Miscellaneous equipment

• MiG-29 fighter jet spare parts .
• Ground operating equipment for MiG-29 fighter jet .
• 2 million litres of aviation fuel .
• 10 million litres of diesel .

Sources

The Slovenian Government has provided the following to Ukraine:

Tanks:

• 28 M-55S tanks (an upgrade of the T-55 tank) (From Slovenian stocks in exchange for 45 MAN 8x8 trucks through the 'Ringtausch' programme).

Infantry fighting vehicles:

• 35 BVP M80A infantry fighting vehicles on 21 June 2022.

Armored personal carriers

• 20 Valuks .

Infantry mobility vehicles:

• 20 HMMWVs .

Towed artillery

• 16 M101 105mm howitzers .

Towed anti-aircraft guns

• 200 Zastava M55 and M75 anti-aircraft guns .

Anti-tank weapons

• 8,000 anti-tank mines .

Small arms:

• Automatic rifles (Zastava M70) and ammunition .

Ammunition

• Unspecified type of ammunition.
• €1 million towards the Czech scheme to purchase artillery shells for Ukraine.

Military equipment:

• Helmets .

Miscellaneous aid

• Fuel .

South Korea does not supply lethal weapons to Ukraine.

Engineering Vehicles

• In September 2023, South Korea approved the transfer of 2 K600 mine clearing vehicles to Ukraine for "humanitarian" missions .

Military Gear

• Helmets .
• Bulletproof Vests .
• Military Uniforms .
• Mine Detectors .
• Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Suits .
• Gas Masks .

Miscellaneous Items

• Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MREs) .
• First-Aid Kits .
• Tents .
• Blankets .

Relevant information

• South Korea lent 550,000 rounds of M107 155 mm artillery shells to the United States in 2022 and 2023, which the shells were originally produced by the United States and brought to South Korea between 1974 and 1978 as WRSA-K (War Reserve Stockpile for Allies–Korea) then transferred the ownership to South Korea. Since South Korea law prohibits sale or transfer of lethal weapons to Ukraine, the shells filled the U.S. inventory while the United States supplied Ukraine from its own inventory. The United States requires to sign a contract with South Korean company for recompense, and South Korean military seeks to receive the state-of-art ammunition instead of old M107.
• South Korea provided 100 million KRW worth of non-lethal military supplies such as bulletproof vests, helmets, gas masks, medical supplies, ready-to-eat (MREs), etc., which were originally to be delivered to the military of Afghanistan. Delivered via NATO in March 2022. As of July 2023, South Korea sent a total of 4.85 billion KRW worth of non-lethal supplies in four occasions, with portable mine detectors and bomb proof suits included in the 4th shipment.
• South Korea donated US$100 million (as of Dec 2022) to international organization for humanitarian aid in Ukraine.
• Bilateral ODA to be increased by designating Ukraine as key 중점협력국 "Priority Cooperation Country" for years 2021–2025.

Tanks

• 10 Leopard 2A4 tanks .

Armored personal carriers

• 60 M113 armored personal carriers .

Vehicles

• 20 URO VAMTAC armoured vehicles
• 1 RG-31 Nyala mine-resistant vehicle configured as an ambulance .
• Eight light military vehicles dispatched from the Spanish army to Ukraine on 7 October 2022. 12 more vehicles also pledged.
• 40 trucks and off-road vehicles .
• 9 heavy transport trucks .
• 11 vehicles .
• 4+ Land Rover 4x4 SUVs .
• 2 Pegaso BMR armoured ambulances.

Self-propelled artillery

• ~5 81mm/120mm M113 Mortar Variants .
• 6 120mm Alakran mortar on Toyota Land Cruisers .

Towed artillery

• 6 105mm OTO Melara Mod 56 .

Surface-to-air missile (SAM) systems

• 1 Aspide 2000 battery .
• 1 MIM-23 Hawk Phase I/III (21) Battery (US will deliver compatible missiles). Six additional launchers pledged October 2023.

Radars

• 1 AN/MPQ-61 (for Hawk SAM battery) .
• 1 AN/MPQ-62 (for Hawk SAM battery) .
• 1 Thomson-CSF RAC 3D (for Aspide 2000 battery) .

Anti-ship missiles

• 5 AGM-84 Harpoon .

Anti-tank weapons

• 1,370 Instalaza C-90 anti-tank grenade launchers .

Small arms

• M2 heavy machine guns (for M113 APCs) .
• Light machine guns .
• CETME-L Assault Rifles .

Ammunition

• 155mm M107 artillery rounds for towed artillery and SPGs .
• 155mm ERO2A1 HE extended range artillery rounds for towed artillery and SPGs .
• 12.7mm rounds for M2 heavy machine guns .
• 700,000 rounds for rifle and machine guns .
• 120mm HE Mod. AE Mortar Rounds .

Miscellaneous Equipment

• 2 Field Hospitals .
• 5000 kg Worth Of Medical Supplies .
• Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MREs) .

Training

• Training of 639 Ukrainian soldiers by March 2023, with up to 2,000 to be trained in total by the end of 2023.

Surface-to-air missiles (SAM) systems

• Subsystems of the RBS 97 (I-HAWK) .
• ''Essential parts'' of the IRIS-T SLS .
• Rb 99 (AIM-120) Air-To-Air Missiles (Sold the US, then donated to Ukraine. For NASAMS).

Self-propelled artillery

• 8 155mm Archer artillery systems .

Tanks

• 10 Strv 122s (Leopard 2A5s) (Equipped with the Barracuda Thermal Camouflage System) .

Infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs)

• 50+ CV9040s (Equipped with the Barracuda Thermal Camouflage System) .

Engineering equipment

• Mine-clearance equipment .
• Bärgningsbandvagn 90 Armoured Recovery Vehicles (Equipped with the Barracuda Thermal Camouflage System) .
• 1 Djminröjm 1 mine clearing vehicle.

Vehicles

• Transport Vehicles .

Anti-ship missiles

• Robotsystem 17 shore defense systems (Hellfire) .

Ships and underwater vehicles

• 10 Combat Boat 90s
• 20 Group Boats
• Nine jet skis from the Swedish Coast Guard.

Radars

• PS-90 air surveillance radars .

Man-portable air defence systems (MANPADS) and missiles

• Robotsystem 70s (RBS-70s) . An additional RBS 70 was included in a new package Feb 2024.

Anti-tank weaponry

• RBS-56 BILLs .
• Robot 57s (NLAWs) .
• 15,000+ Pansarskott m/86s (AT-4s) .
• Recoilless rifles .

Small arms

• Automatgevär 90 anti-materiel rifles (Barrett M82A1s) .
• ''Assault rifles'' .
• KSP-58 machine guns .

Ammunition

• SKr 500 million (€43 million) worth of 155mm artillery rounds .
• €30 million towards the Czech purchase of artillery shells for Ukraine.
• 12.7mm rounds for Automatgevär 90 anti-materiel rifles .
• Ammunition for recoilless rifles .
• 40mm Ammunition For CV9040 .
• 120mm Ammunition For Strv 122 .

Military clothing and gear

• 5,029 Hjälm M90 helmets .
• 5,054 STRIDSVÄST 12 combat vests .
• 54 protective and reconnaissance vests .
• 88 AlphaTec chemical protective suits .
• 8,000 respirators .

Miscellaneous equipment

• 135,000 Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MREs) .
• Ventilators
• One million facemasks, intravenous drip lines, catheters, bandages, disinfectants.
• Spare Parts For CV9040 .
• Spare Parts For Strv 122 .

Training

• Part of Operation Unifier since 2018.
• Sweden send two groups of 60 soldiers to the UK to assist in training Ukrainian soldiers.

Financial aid

• SKr 500 million (US$52.9 million) .
• Skr 1.08 billion (US$100m) to the Ukrainian central bank's fund for the armed forces of Ukraine .
• Skr 100 million (US$10.6m) to NATO's fund for the armed forces of Ukraine .
• Skr 50 million to NATO's fund for the armed forces of Ukraine to purchase fuel, medical and demining equipment.

A contract for Bayraktar TB2 drones was signed in November 2018. The first drones were delivered in March 2019. 2 Ada-class corvettes were ordered by the Ukrainian Navy in December 2020, the first ship was laid down in September 2021. Ukrainian Mi-8 helicopters were modernized by Turkey to include laser guidance capabilities and were armed with Cirit and UMTAS air-to-surface missiles in November 2021.

Unmanned combat aerial vehicles

• 30+ Bayraktar TB2 (Half donated by Baykar Tech, the other half sold at half the price).
• 5 Bayraktar TB2s (Crowdfunded by Lithuanian, Ukrainian and Polish citizens. Subsequently, given to Ukraine by Baykar Tech free of charge with the $32 million collected used for aid).

Reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicle

• 30 Mini-Bayraktars (All donated by Baykar Tech).

(Guided) multiple rocket launchers

• TLRG-230 .

Self-propelled artillery

• 155mm T-155 Fırtınas* .

Air-to-air missiles

• Sungur IIR-guided MANPADS and munition (For Bayraktar TB2) .

Electronic warfare equipment

• Ground-based electronic warfare equipment .
• Airborne electronic warfare equipment (for Bayraktar TB2) .

Armoured personnel carriers (APCs)

• "Armoured personnel carriers" .

Mine-resistant ambush protected vehicles

• 200 BMC Kirpi .

Infantry mobility vehicles

• Otokar Cobra IIs .

Mortars

• 60mm commando mortars .

Grenade launchers

• RDS40-MGL .

Small arms

• 12.7mm CANiK M2F HMG dual mounts (for use against loitering munitions).
• 12.7mm CANiK M2 QCB HMGs .

Munitions

• 100,000 155mm artillery rounds .
  • 155mm DPICM cluster bombs .
• MAM-L guided bombs (For Bayraktar TB2) .
• MAM-C guided bombs (For Bayraktar TB2) .

Military gear

• Helmets
• Flak vests

Miscellaneous equipment

• Generators

Tanks

• 14 Challenger 2 tanks .

Armored Fighting Vehicles

• 23 FV107 Scimitar Mk IIs .
• 47 Combat And Logistics Vehicles .

Armored Personal Carriers

• 35 FV103 Spartans .
• 40 FV104 Samaritans .
• 101 CVR(T) vehicles crowdfunded by Serhiy Prytula Foundation .
• 46 M113s .
• 100 Armoured Vehicles (Including FV430 Bulldog) .

Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) Vehicles

• Wolfhound Heavy Tactical Support Vehicles .
• Mastiff Protected Patrol Vehicles .

Infantry Mobility Vehicles

• Husky Tactical Support Vehicles .

Towed artillery

• 54 105mm L118/L119s .

Self-Propelled Artillery

• 20+ 155mm M109A4BEs (Bought from OIP Land Systems in Belgium) .
• 32 155mm AS-90s .

Multiple Rocket Launchers

• 14 227mm M270B1 MLRS (Norway delivered three M270s to the UK to allow the British Army to transfer three more modern M270B1s to Ukraine).

Vehicles

• 13 bulletproof Babcock Toyota Land Cruiser for civilian officials such as mayors and evacuation operations.
• 120 logistics vehicles .
• 2 ambulances and 2 4x4 vehicles to the Ukrainian military.

Air defense systems

• 6 Stormer HVMs .
• Starstreak man-portable air-defense systems .
• 1 MSI-DS Terrahawk Paladin air-defence system.
• "A handful" of Supacat HMT-based ASRAAM SAM Launchers .
• 125 anti-aircraft guns .
• Martlet lightweight multirole missiles (LMMs) .
• Around 200 ASRAAM air defence missiles pledged December 2023.
• Additional air defences pledged as part of £2.5 billion aid package .

Electronic Warfare Equipment

• "Electronic Warfare Equipment".
• "GPS Jamming Equipment" .
• Anti-Drone Electronic Warfare Equipment .

Helicopters

• 3 Westland Sea Kings .

Ships and Amphibious vehicles

• 20 BvS 10 Viking amphibious vehicles
• 23 Offshore Raiding Crafts
• 2 Sandown-class minehunter ships

Drones

• Hundreds of "loitering munitions" .
• 850+ Black Hornets (in cooperation with Norway).
• Hundreds of unmanned aerial vehicles .
• Malloy Aeronautics T150s .
• £325 million of drones pledged as part of £2.5 billion military aid package .

Radars

• Mamba Counter-Battery Radar Systems .
• Anti-Drone Radars .

Engineering equipment

• Challenger Armoured Repair and Recovery Vehicles .
• Minefield breaching equipment .
• Bridge-laying equipment .

Anti-Ship Missiles

• AGM-84 Harpoon (Missiles) .

Surface-To-Surface Missiles

• 600+ Brimstone 1s .
• Brimstone 2s .
• Additional 200 Brimstone 2 missiles pledged February 2024.

Air-to-surface missiles

• Storm Shadows .

Anti-tank weapons

• 5,361+ NLAW anti-armour weapons .
• 200 Javelin anti-tank missiles .

Ammunition

• 300,000+ of rounds of 122mm, 152mm, 155mm artillery ammunition and 122mm rockets (including 50,000 of rounds for Soviet-era artillery) .
• Additional artillery shells pledged as part of £2.5 billion aid package .
• 3,000,000 rounds of small arms ammunition .
• 2,600 L1A1 anti-structure munitions (ASMs) and 4.5 tonnes of plastic explosives .
• 1000s of 120mm HESH and depleted uranium tank shells .
• Ammunition for anti-aircraft guns .
• Precision-guided M31A1 GMLRS rockets (For M270B1 and HIMARS).
• Hundreds of AMRAAM missiles (For NASAMS and Supacat HMT-based launchers).

Military gear

• 84,000 helmets .
• 5,000 night-vision devices .
• 8,450 sets of body armour .
• 25,000 sets of extreme cold weather clothing .
• 1,500 mine detectors.
• Combat boots .

Miscellaneous equipment

• 20,000 sleeping bags .
• 150 insulated heated tents .
• Rangefinders .
• Medical equipment .
• Equipment and spares to refurbish up to 100 Soviet-era tanks and infantry fighting vehicles .

Training

• Trained 22,000 Ukrainian troops as part of Operation Orbital . This operation was suspended following the full-scale Russian invasion, a new British-led multinational operation commenced on 9 July 2022 as part of Operation Interflex.
• 17 June 2022 the UK offered to set up Operation Interflex a program to administer and provide three weeks general infantry, first aid, cyber security, and counter explosive tactics training to 10,000 Ukrainian soldiers every four months, this would better equip Ukraine to replace battlefield casualties. The program commenced on 9 July 2022 ultimately 10,000 Ukrainian troops passed through training during 2022, with an additional 20,000 to be trained in 2023.
• 8 February 2023, training program expanded to include conversion training of Ukrainian fighter pilots to NATO fighter jets and a training program for Marines.
• Training Ukrainian sailors from May 2022.
• 10,000 Ukrainian soldiers to be trained in the first half of 2024 as part of Operation Interflex.

Intelligence

• Deployment of RC-135W Rivet Joint surveillance aircraft to provide information on size and position of Russian forces.
• ISTAR (intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance) support, both standalone and in partnership with the United States.

Financial aid:

• 23 February 2022 - pledged £3.5 billion in British export financing, underwrote $500 million in MLDB borrowing and provided a £100 million loan via the World Bank for economic development.
• 3 March 2022- UK donated $100 million directly to the Ukrainian government budget to mitigate financial pressures created by Russia's unprovoked and illegal invasion.
• 24 March 2022- £25 million in financial backing for the Ukrainian military.
• 9 April 2022- UK increased its World Bank loan guarantees to £730 million (US$1 billion).
• 25 April 2022- UK announced it was cutting tariffs and quotas on all trade with Ukraine to zero.
• 4 July 2022- During the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Lugano, Switzerland the UK committed to fiscal grants through the World Bank of £99m and to underwriting £429m ($525m) in a third tranche of World Bank lending.
• 19 August 2022 the UK committed £1.5m for the testing of grain sold by Russia to identify if it had come from Ukraine, and a package of rail support for grain exports.
• 13 April 2023 the UK pledged an additional $500m (£400m) of World Bank loan guarantees taking its total financial support pledged in 2023 to $1bn and £6.5bn of military/financial aid provided in total so far.
• Over £80 in funding for the NATO Comprehensive Assistance Package for Ukraine since February 2022.
• £245 million in funding to procure and invigorate supply chains to produce artillery shells for Ukraine announced February 2024.
• On 23 April 2024, British PM Rishi Sunak announced a new military aid package for Ukraine. Which included “60 boats with offshore raiding craft and dive boats; more than 1,600 strike and air defence missiles; more than 400 vehicles, including 160 protected mobility “Husky” vehicles and 162 armoured vehicles; as well as nearly 4m rounds of small arms ammunition.” plus £500m in funding. The largest funding package the UK has put together for Ukraine.

In total, the United States has committed more than $44.1 billion in security assistance to Ukraine since 2014, including approximately $41.3 billion since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion on 24 February 2022.

Tanks

• 31 M1A1 Abrams delivered by October 2023
• 45 T-72B tanks (manufactured by Excalibur Army, purchase and upgrade financed by USA)

Infantry fighting vehicles

• 186 M2A2 ODS Bradleys

Armoured personnel carriers

• 300 M113s
• 300 armoured medical treatment vehicles
• 250 M1117 ASVs
• 157 Strykers

Command vehicles

• 4 Bradley Fire Support Team vehicles
• 10 command post vehicles

Mine-resistant ambush protected vehicles

• 440 International M1224 MaxxPro
• 37 Cougars
• Oshkosh M-ATVs
• 289 Unknown MRAPs
• 190 MRAPs to the Ukrainian Border Guard Service

Infantry mobility vehicles

• 2,000+ Humvees
• 100+ Light Tactical Vehicles

Combat engineering vehicles

• At least 1 M1150 Assault Breacher Vehicle

Other vehicles

• 68 trucks and 124 trailers to transport heavy equipment
• 6 armored utility trucks
• 100 armored medical treatment vehicles
• 89 heavy fuel tankers and 105 fuel trailers
• 8 logistics support vehicles

Towed artillery

• 180 155mm M777 howitzers
• 72 105mm Howitzers

Self-propelled artillery

• 18 155mm "Paladin" M109A6s

Multiple rocket launchers

• 20 227mm HIMARS (further 18 to be delivered)

Surface-to-air missile systems

• 8 NASAMS Batteries
• 2+ MIM-23 Hawk firing units
• Unknown number of MIM-23 Hawk Phase III missiles and missile systems (US buying back after Taiwan decommissioned the system in June 2023)
• 20 AN/TWQ-1 Avengers
• 1 Patriot Battery

Self-propelled anti-aircraft guns

• 9 Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems (c-UAS) gun trucks

Man-portable air defense systems

• Over 2,000 Stinger anti-aircraft systems

Anti-tank missiles

• Over 10,000 Javelin anti-armor systems.
• Over 80,000 other anti-armor systems and munitions.
• Over 7,000 Tube-Launched, Optically-Tracked, Wire-Guided (TOW) missiles.

Other missiles

• 2 AGM-84 Harpoon (Launcher and an unknown number of missiles)
• Precision-Guided Munitions (PGMs) (Fired from MiG-29 and Su-27 fighter aircraft)
• AGM-88 HARMs (Fired from MiG-29 fighter aircraft)
• Laser-Guided Rockets (Believed to be APKWS)
• RIM-7 missiles for air defense (For use by Ukrainian Buk SAM systems).
• Over 6,000 Zuni aircraft rockets.
• Over 20,000 Hydra 70 aircraft rockets.
• ADM-160 MALD decoy missiles .
• AIM-7 and AIM-9M missiles for air defence.

Electronic warfare equipment

• Electronic jamming equipment
• Vampire counter-unmanned aerial systems

Helicopters

• 20 Mi-17V5s (originally destined for Afghanistan)

Drones

• 100 Switchblade 300 kamikaze drones
• 10 Switchblade 600 kamikaze drones
• 300 Switchblade kamikaze drones of unknown type
• 1,801 Phoenix Ghosts
• RQ-20 Pumas
• 15 Boeing Insitu ScanEagles
• Jump 20 reconnaissance UAVs
• Altius-600 reconnaissance UAVs
• CyberLux K8 reconnaissance UAVs
• Penguins reconnaissance UAVs

Radars

• 26 AN/TPQ-36 Firefinder weapon-locating radars
• AN/TPQ-37 weapons locating radars
• 4 AN/MPQ-64 Sentinel air surveillance radars
• Over 70 counter-artillery and counter-mortar radars
• 20 Multi-mission radars

Engineering equipment

• M58 Mine clearing line charge
• 22 M1089A1P2 and M984A4 HEMTT
• 8 M88A2 Hercules
• 6 Unspecified tactical recovery vehicles
• 300+ tactical vehicles to tow weapons
• 71 tactical vehicles to recover equipment
• 30 ammunition support vehicles
• 18 armored bridging systems

Ships and underwater vehicles

• 16 Mark VI patrol boats
• 10 Dauntless Sea Ark Patrol Boats
• 2 Small unit riverine craft (SURC)
• 6 40-foot riverine patrol boats
• Unmanned Coastal Defence Vessels (USVs)
• 40 Armoured riverine boats

Mortars

• 47 120mm mortar systems
• 10 82mm mortar systems
• 122 81mm mortar systems;
• 58 60mm mortar systems;
• Over 35,000 grenade launchers and small arms;

Ammunition

• Over 2,000,000 155mm artillery rounds
• Over 7,000 precision-guided 155mm artillery rounds
• Over 14,000 155mm rounds of Remote Anti-Armor Mine (RAAM) Systems
• 100,000 rounds of 125mm tank ammunition
• 200,000 152mm artillery rounds
• 40,000 130mm artillery rounds
• 40,000 122mm artillery rounds
• 60,000 122mm GRAD rockets
• 500,000 105mm artillery rounds
• 10,000 203mm artillery rounds
• Over 400,000 mortar rounds
• Over 1,800,000 rounds of 25mm ammunition
• Over 300,000,000 rounds of small arms ammunition
• M18A1 Claymore anti-personnel munitions
• C-4 explosives, demolition munitions, and demolition equipment for obstacle clearing

Military gear

• Over 100,000 sets of body armor and helmets
• Explosive ordnance disposal equipment and protective gear
• Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear protective equipment
• Cold weather gear

Miscellaneous equipment

• Obstacle emplacement equipment;
• Tactical secure communications systems
• Four satellite communications antennas
• SATCOM terminals and services
• Thousands of night vision devices, surveillance systems, thermal imagery systems, optics, and laser rangefinders
• Commercial satellite imagery services
• Over 350 generators
• Medical supplies to include first aid kits, bandages, monitors, and other equipment;
• Field equipment and spare parts
• An industrial 3D printer for producing components and repairing military equipment.

Training

• Trained Ukrainian troops since April 2015 as part of JMTG-U (Joint Multinational Training Group-Ukraine)
• "Small number" of Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighter jets.

Financial aid:

• $1 billion loan on 4 March 2014.
• $560 million on 12 May 2017 via the 2017 Consolidated Appropriations Act.
• $350 million on 12 December 2017 via the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act.
• $200 million on 20 July 2018.
• $200 million on 19 January 2022.
• $13.6 billion in combined military and humanitarian aid for "responding to the situation in Ukraine", via the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2022 on 15 March 2022.
• 8 August 2022 the World bank announced a $4.5 billion grant from the United States government to the Ukrainian government, meant for funding social payments, healthcare services and pensions.