Allied military support to Ukraine
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Western countries have stepped up arms deliveries to Ukraine amid fears that Russia is preparing to invade its ex-Soviet neighbour

Ukrainian soldiers firing Javelin missile during training exercise
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United States: More than $2.5 billion in military aid provided since 2014, including
Javelin anti-tank missiles, coastal patrol boats, Humvees, sniper rifles, surveillance drones, radar systems, night vision and radio equipment
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Jan 19, 2022: U.S. approves extra $200 million military aid package for Ukraine, including more Javelin missiles and launchers, SMAW-D grenade launchers, 170,000 rounds of .50-calibre ammunition, and bomb disposal suits
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Turkey: Bayraktar TB2 armed drones (below)
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Britain: Reported 2,000 anti-tank missiles – identified as NLAW system (below).
Saxon armoured vehicles also sent
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Baltic states: Estonia cleared by U.S. to supply Javelin anti-tank missiles. Latvia and Lithuania sending Stinger shoulder-launched surface-to-air missiles
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Canada: Has maintained 200-strong training mission in western Ukraine since 2015
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Czech Republic: Plans to donate shipment of 152mm artillery ammunition
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Denmark: Allocating support package worth $25 million, aimed at bringing Ukraine’s military up to NATO standards
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Germany: Ruling out arms deliveries but says it will set up field hospital in Ukraine and provide necessary training
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Sources: ABC News, Janes, Reuters Pictures: Newscom, Wikimedia © GRAPHIC NEWS