Equipment

Origin

Ukraine

Reactivated — limited use.

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Russia

Origin

United States

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

United States

Origin

Soviet Union / Russia

Origin

United States

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Russia

Origin

Soviet Union

The ubiquitous mechanised-infantry workhorse on both sides of the front.

Origin

Soviet Union

Ukraine operates captured examples in limited numbers.

Origin

Russia

Origin

Sweden

The most consequential Western infantry fighting vehicle of the war — protection and firepower that crews publicly credit with keeping them alive.

Origin

United States

Origin

Germany

Origin

Russia

Origin

France

Origin

Russia

Origin

United Kingdom

Origin

Germany

The principal Western-donated main battle tank family in Ukrainian service.

Origin

Germany

Origin

Slovenia (modernised T-55)

The American main battle tank in Ukrainian service — a small fleet whose political weight exceeds its battlefield mass.

Origin

United States

Origin

Poland

Not presented as fielded equipment; conflict use not verified.

Origin

Russia

Reactivated from storage — limited/second-line use.

Origin

Soviet Union

Reactivated T-62M/MV in second-line use.

Origin

Soviet Union

The backbone of Ukraine's tank fleet — designed, built and overhauled in Kharkiv.

Origin

Soviet Union (Kharkiv design bureau, Ukraine)

Core mechanised firepower fielded by both sides — one family record, two operators.

Origin

Soviet Union, Russia

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Ukraine

Russia's most modern tank in series production — priority equipment for its best formations, and a priority trophy when captured.

Origin

Russia

Origin

United States

Origin

Ukraine

Origin

Russia

Origin

Russia

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Soviet Union

The standard Russian self-propelled 152 mm howitzer of the war — the workhorse of the artillery arm the invasion was built around.

Origin

Soviet Union, Russia

Ukraine's domestically produced NATO-calibre howitzer — the symbol of its wartime artillery industry.

Origin

Ukraine

Origin

Soviet Union

Limited conflict use — status to be verified.

Origin

Russia

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Poland

The French wheeled 155 mm howitzer — shoot-and-scoot survivability that kept it in the counter-battery fight where towed guns could not live.

Origin

France

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

United States / United Kingdom

Origin

Germany

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Soviet Union

Precision deep-strike rocket artillery that reshaped Russian logistics in 2022.

Origin

United States

Origin

United States / Germany

Origin

Russia

Origin

Russia

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Russia

Integration category — Western missiles on Soviet launchers; not a single model.

Origin

Ukraine / United States

Origin

Germany

Origin

Germany

The upper tier of Ukraine's air defence — the system publicly credited with its routine ballistic-missile intercepts over the cities.

Origin

United States

Origin

Norway / United States

Origin

Russia

Origin

Soviet Union

Russia's premier strategic air-defence system — documented defending Crimea and the border regions throughout the war, and a priority target for Ukrainian deep strikes.

Origin

Russia

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Russia

Origin

Soviet Union / Russia

Origin

Soviet Union

Donated; operational status must be dated and sourced before promotion.

Origin

Sweden

Ukraine's first Western fighter — an air-defence workhorse and integration milestone rather than the silver bullet once advertised.

Origin

United States

Planned donation — future capability, not currently fielded.

Origin

Sweden

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Soviet Union / Russia

Origin

France

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Russia

The workhorse of the Russian glide-bomb campaign.

Origin

Russia

Origin

Russia

Limited, largely standoff employment — conflict use reported not confirmed at scale.

Origin

Russia

Origin

Soviet Union / Russia

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Soviet Union

Russia's premier attack helicopter — from the Hostomel air assault to the standoff tank-killing screen that blunted the 2023 counteroffensive.

Origin

Russia

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Russia

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Soviet Union

Origin

Soviet Union

The naval strike drone credited with driving the Black Sea Fleet from the northwestern Black Sea.

Origin

Ukraine

Origin

Ukraine

Origin

Russia (Israeli-derived)

Origin

Ukraine

The eyes of Russian artillery — the war's most ubiquitous reconnaissance drone, produced and expended in the thousands.

Origin

Russia

Origin

United States

Origin

Russia

Origin

Russia

The early-war icon whose strike role faded as Russian air defence coalesced — a case study in how fast adaptation cycles run in this war.

Origin

Türkiye

The defining weapon of the war's attritional phase — a category, not a model.

Origin

Ukraine, Russia, commercial (largely Chinese) supply chains

Origin

Iran / Russia

Origin

Russia

Origin

Ukraine

Origin

Russia

The mass one-way attack drone of the strategic strike campaign.

Origin

Iran, Russia

Origin

United States

Russia's counter-battery loitering munition of choice — the standing threat to any gun, radar or air-defence vehicle within tens of kilometres of the front.

Origin

Russia

Distinguish sea trials, commissioning and operational status before promotion.

Origin

Türkiye / Ukraine

Origin

Russia

Kalibr-capable; Caspian and Black Sea strike role.

Origin

Russia

Origin

Russia

Origin

Russia

Black Sea Fleet flagship, lost April 2022 — recorded as a loss entry, never as active.

Origin

Soviet Union

Individual losses (e.g. Saratov, Novocherkassk) recorded and dated separately.

Origin

Soviet Union

Documented conflict-use claims must be sourced.

Origin

Russia

The workhorse short-range ballistic missile of the strike campaign — and the hardest routine target Ukraine's air defences face.

Origin

Russia

Origin

Russia

Origin

United States

Origin

Russia

Origin

Russia

Origin

Soviet Union / Russia

Origin

Russia

Origin

United States

Supplied to Russia from 2023–24 and documented via debris analysis. Individual model identifications (KN-23-type) only where specifically sourced — the family record deliberately avoids per-model claims.

Origin

North Korea

Origin

Russia

The domestically built anti-ship missile that sank the Moskva — since evolved into a land-attack weapon reaching deep into Russian rear areas.

Origin

Ukraine

Origin

United Kingdom / France

Origin

Ukraine

The cheap wing-and-satnav kit that turned Russia's Soviet dumb-bomb stockpile into a standoff siege weapon — arguably its most consequential adaptation of the war.

Origin

Russia