In 2024, the United States remained the largest supplier of arms to Ukraine, transferring more than $21 billion worth of weapons and military equipment. This is two billion less than in 2023, but Washington has not spent all the planned funds yet.
Given that the Pentagon published lists of transferred equipment after each delivery, it is possible to examine what the United States provided to Ukraine in 2024. To do this, we can compare two lists published on December 27, 2023 and December 30, 2024.
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Although some equipment lacks a numerical definition, we are still talking about more than just substantial American support.
Artillery and ammunition transferred to Ukraine in 2024:
- more than 1 million rounds, caliber 155-mm;
- more than 200,000 rounds, caliber 152-mm;
- more than 200,000 rounds, caliber 105-mm;
- more than 300,000 mortar rounds;
- an undisclosed number of HIMARS ammunition, including ATACMS missiles;
- more than 250 mortars, one HIMARS system, several 155-mm M777 towed howitzers;
- more than 60 counter-artillery radars;
Armored vehicles and vehicles transferred to Ukraine in 2024:
- more than 120 M2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicles;
- more than 200 Stryker wheeled fighting vehicles;
- more than 600 M113 tracked armored personnel carriers;
- more than 500 MRAP armored personnel carriers;
- 250 M1117 armored security vehicles;
- more than 1,000 HMMWVs;
- more than 200 tactical vehicles, more than 20 logistics-support vehicles;
Air defense systems transferred to Ukraine in 2024:
- two Patriot air defense batteries;
- 1,000 missiles for the Stinger MANPADS;
- a significant but unspecified number of anti-aircraft missiles, anti-drone systems and even HAWK SAM systems;
Anti-tank systems and other weapons and equipment transferred to Ukraine in 2024:
- More than 30,000 rounds of ammunition for unnamed anti-tank systems;
- more than 1,000 missiles for TOW ATGM systems;
- more than 40 patrol boats;
- an undisclosed amount of equipment to protect critical infrastructure;
- 15,000 grenades for automatic grenade launchers
- more than 100 million rounds and grenades for small arms.
It should be emphasized that this is not an exhaustive list, but it includes those items that have numerical parameters for comparison. Although some obvious items, such as anti-aircraft missiles or HIMARS ammunition, are included for clarity.
Earlier Defense Express reported on Western technology found in russian weapons.
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