US Military Aid

Since 24 February 2022 the United States has committed to Ukraine:

  • $21.2 billion in short-term military aid (~$4 per US citizen per month)
  • $16.1 billion in long-term military aid (~$3 per US citizen per month)

Weapons committed to Ukraine
as of 21 May 2023

USA
Other countriesOther countriesOther countriesOther countries
Towed Artillery
216
167
Self-Propelled Artillery
18
293
Multiple Launch Rocket System
20
84
Air Defense
32
112
USA
Other countriesOther countriesOther countriesOther countries
War Plane
0
49
Helicopter
20
52
Tank
0
537
Infantry Fighting Vehicle
203
415

  • Includes delivered and promised in the near future
  • Air Defense: number of launchers is shown
  • IFVs: includes all Bradley and Stryker variants
  • Dataset

Weapons possessed
as of 24 February 2022

Russia
Ukraine
Towed Artillery
12900
500
Self-Propelled Artillery
7000
700
Multiple Launch Rocket System
4300
360
Air Defense
2800
400
Russia
Ukraine
War Plane
1200
110
Helicopter
1400
120
Tank
18000
2100
Infantry Fighting Vehicle
19000
1500

  • Includes equipment in store
  • Air Defense: number of launchers is shown
  • Tanks: includes T-62 and above
  • IFVs: includes BMD, BTR-80A and above, BTR-3 and above
  • Sources: iiss.org, armedforces.eu, globalsecurity.org, wikipedia.org

USA: Weapons possessed vs weapons provided under Presidential Drawdown (short term aid)
as of 21 May 2023

Possessed
Provided
Towed Artillery
3400
216
Self-Propelled Artillery
1500
18
Multiple Launch Rocket System
1400
20
Air Defense
1600
16
Possessed
Provided
War Plane
3500
0
Helicopter
5000
20
Tank
6100
0
Infantry Fighting Vehicle
11000
203

  • Includes equipment in store
  • Air Defense: number of launchers is shown
  • IFVs: includes all Bradley and Stryker variants
  • Sources: iiss.org, armedforces.eu, globalsecurity.org, wikipedia.org, defense.gov

US military aid by week

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