Originally Posted by
RatherBeFlying
Supply numbers have focussed heavily on US and UK, but Scandinavian countries have supplied several thousand anti-tank missiles. So far Germany has supplied very few, as an initial planned delivery of old DDR Strela missiles was 70% scrap and there have been no numbers for the Panzerfaust3. France has supplied no war equipment at all: whether it could be pressured to do so if supplies really ran low is up for debate.
In such a situation, would it be military doctrine to move supplies of something like anti-tank missiles from front to front as the enemy redeployed, or once delivered to Kiev, would they stay there ? The great unknown , of course, is how many missiles are being used per kill. What we see is, naturally, the " he shoots...and he kills !!!" variant, but are there 10 misses we never see ? On the figures quoted in this article, and others, it seems that Ukraine has probably received close to 25 000 missiles, so one would hope that they still have plenty left.