Ukraine’s budding missile arsenal
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NATO members are being urged to supply more weapons to Ukraine, including shoulder-launched missiles designed for use by infantry, to help defend the country against a potential Russian invasion
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FGM-148 JAVELIN
U.S.-made “fire and forget” anti-tank missile automatically guides itself to target after launch

Length 1.1m

Dual warhead designed to defeat conventional and reactive armour

Armour penetration: Up to 800mm Maximum range: 4km

Estonia: Cleared by U.S. to send missiles to Ukraine
 

Ukraine: Has almost 100 launchers and around 500 missiles currently in service         
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FIM-92 STINGER

U.S.-made short-range surface-to- air missile

Maximum range 8km
Maximum altitude 3.5km
Weight: 10kg
Length: 1.52m

Infrared seeker: Locks on to heat signature of enemy aircraft

Lithuania: Cleared by U.S. to send missiles to Ukraine
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NLAW (Next Generation Light Anti-Tank Weapon) 
Jointly developed by Britain and Sweden 

Length: 1m
Maximum range: 800m


Disposable launcher pre-loaded with single guided missile

Armour penetration:
More than 500mm

Britain
Has dispatched unspecified number of anti-tank weapons to Ukraine – identified as NLAW system – plus 10-20 troops to train Ukrainian forces
  

Picture: Wikimedia
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Sources: Army Recognition, Janes, Lockheed Martin, Reuters, Saab, TASS © GRAPHIC NEWS