US military aid to Ukraine worth $24.2 billion: what has already been delivered in 2022 and what is planned to be delivered

From February 24, 2022 to January 6, 2023, the administration of US President Joe Biden decided to deliver various military and various other equipment to Ukraine with a total value of 24.2 billion dollars, while it should be recalled that the total budget of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine for in 2022, originally amounting to $5.1 billion plus up to $1 billion in government guarantees).

It should be emphasized that the list includes weapons and equipment that have already been delivered to Ukraine, but also what the US has committed to deliver, including orders from manufacturers for Ukraine's needs, some of which will be realized in 2024.

What is on the list of what was given and what was promised.

 

 

• 38 MLRS/HIMARS units and their missiles;

 

• 160 units of self-propelled and towed artillery of 155 mm caliber and 1.74 million "ordinary" shells for these types of artillery;

 

• 75 units of 105 mm caliber artillery and 275,000 shells for this type of artillery;

 

• 30 120 mm mortars and 155,000 120 mm caliber mines;

 

• 5,200 highly accurate 155 mm projectiles;

 

• 10,200 155 mm RAAM shells;

• 45,000 152 mm shells;

 

• 20,000 122 mm shells;

 

• 50,000 122 mm rockets for the Grad system;

 

• 50 anti-artillery radars;

 

• four anti-mortar radars;

 

• 20 multitasking radars.

 

Air defense/air defense:

 

• one Patriot battery and missiles;

 

• eight units of the NASAMS system and rockets;

 

• four Avenger systems ("stingers" on wheels, anti-aircraft gun and radar in one);

 

• 1,600 "stingers";

 

• missiles for the HAWK system;

 

• RIM-7 rockets;

 

• 10 air surveillance radars.

 

 

• 20 Mi-17 helicopters;

 

• HARM missiles;

 

• 4,000 Zuni missiles;

 

• precision bombs.

 

Coastal defense and fleet:

 

• Two Harpoon systems;

 

• 58 patrol boats for coastal and river areas;

 

• several surface drones.

 

 

• 45 T-72B tanks;

 

• 100,000 125 mm shells for tanks;

 

• 50 Bradley infantry fighting vehicles;

 

• 250,000 25 mm ammunition;

 

• 300 pieces of M113 armored personnel carriers (tracked);

• 250 pieces of armored personnel carriers M1117 (on wheels);

 

• 527 different armored vehicles (MRAP).

 

 

• More than 1300 HMMWV vehicles of various modifications;

 

• more than 100 light tactical vehicles;

 

• 100 medical armored vehicles;

 

• 44 trucks and 88 tractors for heavy equipment;

 

• 22 vehicles for repair and evacuation;

 

• 18 loading machines/machines for transporting ammunition;

 

• six armored trucks;

 

• four command machines.

 

(Motorized) infantry weapons:

 

• 276 tactical vehicles for the use of TOW missiles;

 

• 2,000 TOW missiles (ATGM);

 

• 8,500 "Javelina";

• 48,000 different analogues of ATGM/ATGM/RPG and their anti-tank ammunition;

 

• more than 13,000 grenade launchers and small arms;

 

• 108 million pieces of ammunition for small arms.

 

And also a lot of reconnaissance and attack drones, anti-drone equipment (guns and radar), demining and barricading machines, medical equipment, explosives and communication equipment.

In addition, the US provides various services used by the Ukrainian armed forces, starting with satellite images, repairs, spare parts, and training soldiers. And this partially answers the question "what are you doing there in the Ministry of Defense?!".

If we consider that the American tactic consists in stimulating the strong participation of other partners (in fact, the meetings in the Rammstein format speak for this), help is necessary.

Ukrainians would like more and faster. But it's like this.

At the beginning of January 2022, it was categorically impossible to act with "stingers". Impossible. They appeared only at the end of January from Lithuania (the first 100 pieces). NLAW and Javelin arrived in mid-January.

When you look at this list today, you have extremely mixed feelings.