Is Ukraine strong enough to confront Russia? And it seems that guerrilla warfare will be an effective way to damage Russia if a war occurs
The United States and several NATO allies are providing military aid to Ukraine in hopes of staving off a possible Russian invasion
The US announced it would send $200 million in military aid to Ukraine and revealed plans for Baltic states
such as Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to deliver US-made weapons there
Meanwhile, the UK has delivered 2,000 NLAW short-range anti-tank weapons to the Ukrainian army
However, that amount of aid is only a small drop compared to what Ukraine needs to have to stand up to its neighbour
Although the US and NATO have ruled out direct military deployments to Ukraine, it is likely that NATO will send additional support equipment
Some of the weapons are notable, the first being the FGM-148 anti-tank missile
This is an old missile, but it is still highly effective against tanks
Previously, the US sold Ukraine 47 Command Launch Units (CLU) and 370 missiles
Ukraine barely has enough Javelins to arm an army brigade
it has nearly 30 brigades as well as a host of smaller units, reservists and special operations forces
To be able to fully equip Javelins for combat units of the Ukrainian ground forces will require an order of 1,500 CLU launchers and 5,000 or more missiles
The second is the M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS)
This is a light multiple rocket launcher consisting of six 227 mm rocket tubes on a truck chassis, creating a mobile but powerful artillery system
HIMARS can launch guided missiles (GMLRS), a GPS-guided missile with a high-explosive warhead
Ukrainian units can use the HIMARS complex to target Russian Army units behind the front lines
such as command posts, fuel depots, air defense systems and artillery with precision-guided missiles
The third is the FIM-92 Stinger missile, which is a short-range mobile air defense system (MANPADS)
Stinger man-portable missile weighs more than 15kg, has a range of 4.5km and uses an infrared seeker
The Stinger will be particularly useful in reducing Russia's advantage in helicopters
both the Mi-8/17 transport helicopter and the Ka-52 attack helicopter
These helicopters will be used to transport airborne assault troops
as well as provide air support to Russian ground units and hunt Ukrainian tanks
The Stingers missile is also believed to be useful against the Russian Army's fleet of 500 drones
including the Orlan-10 - a reconnaissance drone
Next is the AN/PVS-15 night vision goggles, which are helmet-mounted night vision devices
The AN/PVS-15 will improve the night combat capabilities of Ukrainian ground forces
They will also be very useful to insurgents and special forces operating behind the Russian front lines
The fifth is an improved explosive device, which the US has used for nearly 20 years, mainly in Iraq and Afghanistan
These devices often use explosives from bombs and shells to deal damage
US weapons sent to Ukraine must be easy to use and cheap, which will help Ukraine inflict losses on Russia.