This list provides an overview of military assistance provided by the Federal Republic of Germany to Ukraine. This military assistance is delivered in two different ways: on the one hand there are the Federal Government funds for security capacity building, which are used to finance deliveries of military equipment and other material from industry. On the other hand, there are deliveries from Federal Armed Forces stocks. In total, the Federal Republic of Germany has so far provided or committed for future years military assistance with a value of approximately 28 billion euro.

Funds for the security capacity building initiative in 2024 alone for military assistance to Ukraine amount to approximately 7.1 billion euro. From these also Germany’s contributions to the European Peace Facility of the European Union (EPF) are financed. From the EPF expenditures for military assistance to Ukraine can be re-imbursed to EU member states¹. In addition to that there are authorisations to enter commitments in the following years currently amounting to approximately 6 billion euro.

So far already approximately 5 billion euro (2023) and approximately 1.6 billion euro (2022) were spent on military assistance to Ukraine. Additional approximately 2.9 billion euro have been committed in the first two years of the war for deliveries, which will arrive only in the years 2025 to 2028.

Since the beginning of the Russian armed attack on Ukraine on February 24, 2022 Germany has delivered material from Federal Armed Forces stocks amounting to approximately 5.2 billion euro reflecting estimated replacement values. Also, more than 10,000 Ukrainian soldiers have received military training in Germany. Expenses for this training so far amount to approximately 282 million euro. Additional expenses, not calculated here, result from medial treatment of injured soldiers.

Delivered military support to Ukraine:

(Changes compared to the previous update in bold)

Armoured fighting vehicles

• 203 Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicles (MRAP)* (before: 179)
• ammunition for main battle tank LEOPARD 1*
• ammunition for infantry fighting vehicles MARDER*
• 103 main battle tanks LEOPARD 1 A5* with spare parts (joint project with Denmark) 
• ammunition for main battle tank LEOPARD 2 (from Bundeswehr and industry stocks*)
• 140 infantry fighting vehicles MARDER with spare parts (from Bundeswehr and industry stocks*) 
• 78 tracked all-terrain vehicles Bandvagn 206 (BV206)* 
• 11 All Terrain Tracked Carrier Warthog (command vehicle)* 
• 158 MG3 for LEOPARD 2, MARDER and DACHS 
• 5 All Terrain Tracked Carrier Warthog (repair and recovery vehicle)* 
• 66 Armoured Personnel Carriers (APC)*
• 18 LEOPARD 2 A 6 main battle tanks with ammunition and spare parts (German share in joint project with further LEOPARD 2 operators) 
• 50 MRAP vehicles DINGO 
• 54 M113 armoured personnel carriers each with 2 MG and spare parts* (systems of Denmark, upgrades financed by Germany)

Air defence

• 60 self-propelled anti-aircraft guns GEPARD with spare parts (before: 57)
• 292,000 rounds ammunitions for self-propelled anti-aircraft guns GEPARD (from Bundeswehr and industry stocks*) (before: 282,000)
• IRIS-T SLM missiles*
• IRIS-T SLS missiles
• 6 air defence systems IRIS-T (SLM/SLS)* 
• 12 Kinetic Defence Vehicle (Diehl Defence)*
• 4 PATRIOT launchers (from Bundeswehr and industry stocks*)      
• 16 air surveillance radar TRML-4D* 
• AIM-9L/I-1 Sidewinder missiles
• Sea Sparrow missiles
• 3 air defence systems PATRIOT with spare parts 
• PATRIOT missiles 
• 2 air defence systems SKYNEX with ammunition* 
• 4,000 rounds practice ammunitions for self-propelled anti-aircraft guns
• 500 Man Portable Air Defense Systems STINGER
• 2,700 Man Portable Air Defense Systems STRELA

Artillery

• 427,000 rounds 155mm ammunition (from Bundeswehr and industry stocks*) (before: 422,000)
• 23,000 rounds 122mm ammunition* (before: 21,000)
• 6 wheeled self-propelled howitzer Zuzana 2* (project jointly financed with Denmark and Norway)
• 25 self-propelled howitzers Panzerhaubitze 2000 with spare parts (from Bundeswehr and industry stocks*) 
• 7 howitzer tubes M109 155mm*
• 21,000 rounds 155mm smoke/illuminating ammunition
• ammunition for multiple rocket launchers MARS II 
• 3 multiple rocket launchers HIMARS 
• 155mm precision guided ammunition* (SMArt, VULCANO)
• 5 multiple rocket launchers MARS II with ammunition (German share in joint project with USA and Great Britain)
• 20 rocket launchers 70mm on pick-up trucks with rockets* 
• counter battery radar system COBRA*
• 10 laser target designators and portable fire control modules for VULCANO artillery ammunition*

Drones and anti-drone systems

• 549 reconnaissance drones VECTOR with spare parts* (before: 499)
• 30 tracked unmanned ground vehicles Gereon RCS* 
• 49 drone detection systems* (before: 19)
• 900 strike drones HF-1* 
• 684 reconnaissance drones RQ-35 HEIDRUN* 
• 211 reconnaissance drones SONGBIRD* 
• 46 reconnaissance drones HORNET XR* 
• 60 reconnaissance drones Golden Eagle*
• 2 reconnaissance drones VT-4 Rochen*
• 70 unmanned surface vessels*
• 200 mobile drone jammers*
• 88 anti-drone sensors and jammers* 
• 70 frequency range extensions for anti-drone devices*
• 180 RF 360 fieldkits – drone detection systems*
• 93 drone sensors*
• 18 reconnaissance drones Primoco ONE* 
• 1 LUNA NG reconnaissance system*
• 10 anti-drone guns* 
• 12 electronic anti-drone devices* 

Military Engineering Capabilities

• 61 mine clearing tanks WISENT 1 with spare parts* (before: 59)
• 200 portable mine clearing systems H-PEMBS* (before: 100)
• 79 mine ploughs* (before: 77)
• material for explosive ordnance disposal (from Bundeswehr and industry stocks*) 
• 25 mobile, remote controlled and protected mine clearing systems* 
• 27 bridge-laying tanks BEAVER with spare parts* 
• 90 mine detectors*
• 12 armoured engineer vehicles DACHS with spare parts* 
• 6 High Mobility Engineer Excavators
• 22 armoured recovery vehicles Bergepanzer 2 with spare parts* 
• 500 tool kits with blasting material* 
• 19 heavy and medium bridge systems and 12 trailers 
• 5 bridges for bridge-laying tank BEAVER 
• 2 armoured recovery vehicles Bergepanzer 3 
• 12 mobile and protected mine clearing systems Ahlmann* 

Protective and Special Equipment

• 1,321 laser range finders* (before: 765)
• 255 infrared binoculars*
• 287 border protection vehicles* (before: 285)
• 230 field glasses* 
• 15 air assault vehicles Caracal* 
• 15 AMPS self-protection systems for helicopters* 
• 45 underwater scooter*
• 52 mobile antenna mast systems*
• 82 ground surveillance radars* 
• 58,000 combat helmets 
• 331SatCom terminals* 
• 750 night vision goggles* 
• IT equipment*
• 2,000 LED lamps* 
• 84 outboard motors
• 400 IR cameras* 
• 3 Satcom surveillance systems* 
• 1 naval mine clearance system*
• 2,667 Crypto Phones* 
• 90,600 safety glasses (from Bundeswehr and industry stocks*)
• 1 PCB printer*
• 1 antenna hub station
• 1,288 binoculars
• 5 mobile reconnaissance systems SurveilSPIRE* 
• 10 radio jammers* 
• 40 laser target designators*
• 1 radio frequency system
• 3,000 field telephones with 5.000 cable reels and carrying straps
• 1 communications electronic scanner/jammer systems*
• 6 mobile decontamination vehicles HEP 70 including decontamination material 
• 10 HMMWV (8x ground radar capability, 2x jamming/anti drone capability)*
• 1 high frequency unit with equipment*

Logistics

• 262 trucks Zetros* 
• 78 tankers Zetros*
• 24 tank transporter tractor M1070 Oshkosh* 
• 473 vehicles (trucks, minibuses, all-terrain vehicles) (from 
• Bundeswehr and industry stocks*) 
• 181 Pick-ups* 
• 40 protected vehicles* 
• 90 truck tractor trains 8x8 HX81 and 90 semi-trailers*
• 25 trucks MAN TGS* 
• 40 load-handling trucks 8x8 
• 34 load-handling trucks 15t* 
• 6 load-handling trucks 8x6 with 21 roll of containers* 
• 14 tracked and remote controlled infantry vehicles THeMIS* 

Combat Readiness and Survivability

• 34,000 120mm mortar ammunition* (before: 26.000)
• 5,000 assault rifles MK 556* (before: 4,905)
• 4,750 assault rifles HK 416* (before: 3.410)
• 1,420,000 first aid kits* (before: 655,000)
• 467,000 rounds ammunition 40mm* 
• 450 machine guns MG5* 
• 484 precision rifles HLR 338 with 314,000 rounds ammunition* 
• 881 rifles CR 308* 
• 73 assault rifles AK-47
• more than 60 million rounds of ammunition for fire arms (from Bundeswehr and industry stocks*) 
• 88.400 wool blankets 
• 14,766 sleeping bags 
• 343,400 tourniquets 
• 370,000 chest seals* 
• 19,480 anti-tank mines (from Bundeswehr and industry stocks*) 
• 220 grenade launchers GMG* 
• 200 machine guns MG4*
• emergency power generators 
• 250 tents
• 1 million trauma bandages*
• 16,000 man-portable anti-tank weapons RGW 90*
• 3,500 pistols SFP9* 
• 110 machine gun MG3 with 500 spare barrels and breechblocks
• 2 field hospitals* 
• 93,000 smoke grenades*
• 100,000 m detonating cord and 115.000 detonators 
• rescue boats*
• 6.132 camouflage nets (from Bundeswehr and industry stocks*) 
• 6,000 ponchos* 
• 450 snow chains
• 205,000 single module group rations
• medical material
• 10 All Terrain Tracked Carrier Warthog (ambulance) 
• 49 ambulances* 
• 30,000 winter clothing sets
• 27,477 backpacks
• 1,202 Infusion kits
• 8 dental sterilizers 
• 2 hangar tents*
• 8 lift trucks*
• 295 generators
• 168 mobile heating systems*
• Mi-24 spare parts*
• spare parts for heavy machine gun M2
• 116,000 winter jackets
• 80,000 winter trousers
• 240,000 winter hats 
• 320,000 pre-packaged military Meals Ready 
• 67 fridges for medical material*
• 3,000 anti-tank weapons Panzerfaust 3 with 900 firing devices
• 50 Bunkerfaust with 15 firing devices
• 100,000 hand grenades
• 5,300 explosive charges
• 350,000 detonators
• 100 auto-injector devices
• 15 palettes military clothing
• 1,200 hospital beds
• 18 palettes medical material, 60 surgical lights
• protective clothing, surgical masks
• 1 field hospital (project jointly financed with Estonia)*
• Diesel and gasoline*
• 10 tons AdBlue*
• 500 medical gauzes*
• MiG-29 spare parts*

Military support to Ukraine in planning/in execution

(due to security concerns, the Federal Government abstains from providing details on transportation modalities and dates until after handover)

Armoured fighting vehicles

• 25 infantry fighting vehicles MARDER* 
• 9 AiTO30 FDC (wheeled infantry fighting vehicle RCT-30 with mobile fire direction center)*
• 221 Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicles (MRAP)* 
• 22 LEOPARD 1 A5 main battle tanks* (inter alia joint project with Denmark and the Netherlands) 
• ammunition for main battle tanks for LEOPARD 2*
• ammunition for infantry fighting vehicles MARDER*

Air defence

• 2 PATRIOT launcher*
• 4 Kinetic Defence Vehicle (Diehl Defence)*
• 10 self-propelled anti-aircraft guns GEPARD*
• 2 air defence systems SKYNEX with ammunition* 
• IRIS-T SLM/SLS missiles*
• 6 air defence systems IRIS-T (SLM/SLS)* 
• GEPARD ammunition*

Artillery

• more than 200,000 projectiles 155mm* 
• 54 wheeled self-propelled howitzers RCH 155* 
• 19 self-propelled howitzers Panzerhaubitze 2000* 
• more than 100,000 projectiles 122mm*
• 10 wheeled self-propelled howitzer Zuzana 2* (project jointly financed with Denmark and Norway)

Drones and counter-UAV systems

• 21 anti-drone sensors and jammers* (before: 11)
• 3,100 strike drones HF-1
• 21 reconnaissance drones VECTOR* 
• 332 reconnaissance drones SONGBIRD*
• 40 drone detection systems*

Helicopter

• 6 Sea King Mk41 multi-role helicopters with spare parts

Military Engineering Capabilities

• 9 armoured recovery vehicles Bergepanzer 2* 
• material for explosive ordnance disposal*
• 2 mobile and protected mine clearing systems Ahlmann* 

Protective and Special Equipment

• 279 laser range finders* (before: 23)
• 1,660 combat helmets* 
• 4 AMPS self-protection systems for helicopters*
• 10,000 safety glasses*
• 10 mobile reconnaissance systems SurveilSPIRE* 
• 113 border protection vehicles*
• 11 communications electronic scanner/jammer systems*

Logistics

• 20 Zetros refrigerator trucks*
• 1 load-handling trucks 8x6 with 7 roll of containers* 
• 2 tractors and 4 trailers*

Combat Readiness and Survivability

• 84,000 rounds ammunition 40mm* 
• 39 CR 308
• 1 million rounds of ammunition for fire arms* 
• 3.420 anti-tank mines PARM*
• 16 precision rifles HLR 338*
• 11,000 man-portable anti-tank weapons*

* Deliveries from industry stocks financed by German funds for security capacity building. Some of the deliveries require upgrades or productions is ongoing; also training measures take place.