BBC News:
Ukraine continues to press for more funding from western allies, warning that its war effort against Russia is at risk if further aid is not forthcoming.
The US is by far the largest contributor of arms to Ukraine.
The amount of military aid given to Ukraine is tracked by the Kiel Institute, the current data accounts for donations until the end of October.
It tracks money already provided to Ukraine and pledges to send funds in the future.
The White House recently approved another tranche of US military aid to Ukraine worth some $250m (£195m).
The latest package includes air defence, artillery and small arms ammunition, and anti-tank weapons, US officials say.
The EU will miss its target of supplying Ukraine with 1m artillery shells by March 2024, according to the German defence minister.
Earlier this month a €50bn EU aid package for Ukraine was blocked by Hungary.
Poland, which has been a major donor, said in September that it would stop supplying Ukraine with weapons in a dispute about the country’s grain exports.
Ukraine has received SCALP missiles from France – similar to the Storm Shadow missiles delivered by the UK.
