Named the volume of US military assistance to Ukraine

The US is also continuing to work with its allies and partners to identify and provide Ukraine with additional defensive capabilities.

The US Department of Defense has published an updated list of weapons and military equipment allocated to Ukraine after the start of large-scale armed aggression by the Russian Federation.

As of July 8, 2022, this list includes:

  • more than 1,400 Stinger man-portable air defense systems;
  • over 6,500 Javelin anti-tank missile systems;
  • more than 20,000 other anti-tank systems (grenade launchers);
  • more than 700 SwitchBlade tactical unmanned aerial systems;
  • 126 155mm howitzers [M777 - ed.] and up to 411,000 155mm artillery shells;
  • 126 tactical vehicles (tractors) for towing 155 mm howitzers;
  • 30,000 105 mm artillery shells;
  • 22 tactical recovery vehicles;
  • 12 M142 HIMARS highly mobile missile systems and missiles for them;
  • 2 NASAMS air defense systems;
  • 20 Mi-17 helicopters;
  • counter-battery systems;
  • hundreds of armored vehicles HMMWV (Gumvee);
  • 200 M113 armored personnel carriers;
  • more than 10,000 automatic grenade launchers and small arms;
  • over 59 million rounds;
  • 75,000 sets of body armor and helmets;
  • 121 Phoenix Ghost tactical unmanned aerial systems;
  • laser-guided missile systems [APKWS - ed.];
  • Puma unmanned aerial systems;
  • unmanned coastal defense vessels;
  • 26 counter-battery radars [AN / TPQ-36 - ed.];
  • 4 counter-mortar radars;
  • 4 air surveillance radars [AN / MPQ-64 Sentinel - ed.];
  • 2 Harpoon anti-ship missile systems;
  • 18 coastal and river patrol boats;
  • M18A1 Claymore anti-personnel ammunition;
  • C-4 explosives and explosive jamming equipment;
  • tactical communication systems are protected;
  • thousands of night vision devices, thermal imaging systems, optics and laser rangefinders;
  • commercial satellite imagery services;
  • protective equipment for the disposal of explosive objects;
  • means of protection against chemical, biological and atomic weapons;
  • medical support, including first aid kits;
  • means of setting electronic interference (EW);
  • field equipment and spare parts.
  • financing of exercises, maintenance and repair of equipment and weapons.