Ukraine, all US-supplied weapons

Since the beginning of the Russian invasion, the United States has supplied Ukraine with approx $19.3 billion in military aidfor a total of $21.9 billion since President Joe Biden took office. Translated into armaments, it is more than that 104 million ammunition read, almost 2000 anti-aircraft systems Stinger shoulder ammunition, an unspecified, because secret, number of ammunition for the multiple rocket launchers Himars and so on.

A necessary and vital support for the Kyiv army, which managed to resist practically alone in the first stages of the invasion, thanks to the training and reform of the armed forces since 2014, when Russia illegally annexed the Crimea and dispatched armed troops to the cities of Donbas, leading to the emergence of the self-proclaimed breakaway republics of Donetsk and Luhansk.

Since last February 24, 10 months have now passed and, instead of falling into the hands of the invader, the Ukraine she managed to reject the troops of Moscow from large part of its territory, including the city of Kherson, the only capital occupied by the Russians since the beginning of the invasion. A success, that of Kyiv, which depended on will and from determination of the Ukrainian people and from the consistent support offered by European and US allies.

In particular, the United States has been the most important source of weapons and defense systems. According to a fact sheet released by the Foreign Ministry United States, as of early December 2022, the United States had supplied Ukraine with:

• More than 1,600 anti-aircraft systems Stingers.
• More than 8,500 anti-tank systems Javelins.
• Over 46 thousand anti-tank systems and ammunition of other types.
• Over 700 drones Switchblades.
• 142 155mm howitzers and more than 1 million 155mm artillery shells.
• 4,700 precision guided 155mm artillery shells.
• 9,000 155 mm shells for Remote anti-armor mine (Raam) anti-tank mine launch.
• 36 105mm howitzers and 180,000 105mm artillery shells.
• 276 tactical weapons tow vehicles.
• 22 tactical equipment recovery vehicles.
• 38 systems Himrasthe high-mobility light multiple rocket launchers critical to the Ukrainian counter-offensive.
• 20 120mm mortars and 135,000 120mm shells.
• 1,500 Tube-launched, optically-tracked, wire-guided (Tow) long-range anti-tank missiles.
• Four armored personnel carriers for command posts.
• Eight short- and medium-range anti-aircraft missile systems Nasams and ammunition.
• Missiles for radar-guided air defense systems Hawk.
• Four short-range air defense systems Avengereffective against drones and helicopters.
• High Velocity Anti Radar Missiles (Harms).
• 20 Mi-17 helicopters.
• 45 T-72B tanks.
• Over a thousand reconnaissance vehicles Humvee (hmmwv).
• Over 100 light tactical reconnaissance vehicles.
• 44 trucks and 88 trailers to transport heavy equipment.
• 200 M113 armored personnel carriers.
• 250 M1117 armored vehicles and 440 MaxxPro mine armored vehicles.
• Demining equipment and systems.
• More than 11 thousand grenade launchers and small arms.
• Over 104 million small arms ammunition.
• Over 75,000 sets of bulletproof vests and helmets.
• About 1,800 drones Phoenix Ghost.
• Laser-guided missile systems.
• Drones Puma.
• 15 drones Scan Eagle.
• Two drone radars.
• Naval reconnaissance and attack drones.
• Over 50 radars to counter artillery attacks.
• Four anti-mortar radars.
• 20 multifunction radars.
• Frequency jamming systems for driving drones.
• Anti-aircraft systems.
• 10 air surveillance radars.
• Two harpoon coastal defense systems.
• 58 coastal and river patrol boats.
• M18A1 landmines Claymores.
• C-4 explosives, demolition munitions, and anti-tank obstacle demolition equipment.
• Anti-tank obstacle placement equipment.
• Secure and uninterceptable tactical communication systems.
• Four antennas for satellite communications.
• Thousands of night and thermal vision devices, surveillance systems and laser optics.
• Satellite image services.
• Explosive ordnance disposal equipment and protective gear.
• Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear protective equipment.
• 100 armored medical rescue vehicles.
• More than 350 generators.
• Medical supplies such as first aid kits, bandages and other equipment.
• Electronic jamming equipment.
• Field equipment, cold weather equipment and spare parts.
• funding fortraining of the troops, the maintenance of equipment and the reinforcement of military posts.