➡️20 MARDER IFVs + ammo
➡️10 Leopard 1A5 tanks + ammo
➡️1 IRIS-T SLM AD system
➡️1 IRIS-T SLS AD system
➡️3 HIMARS
➡️21.000 155-mm shells
➡️21.000 155-mm smoke shells
➡️4 anti-drone sensors
➡️2 bridge laying tanks BEAVER
➡️2 DACHS vehicles with spare parts
➡️1 Bergepanzer 2 ARV
➡️4 WISENT-1 mine clearing tanks
➡️material for explosive ordnance disposal
➡️3 AMPS self-protection systems for helicopters
➡️100 night vision goggles
➡️IT equipment
➡️16 Zetros tankers
➡️100 assault rifles MK 556
➡️85 precision rifles HLR 338 with 180.000 rounds ammunition
➡️100 rifles CR 308
➡️4 million rounds of ammunition for fire arms
➡️rescue boats
https://www.bundesregierung.de/breg-en/news/military-support-ukraine-2054992
Would be hard as those lost and not recovered are usually somewhere in the middle of nowhere/the ocean/in an ice sheet. Also setting them off would be basically impossible without the codes and since they aren’t maintained they are probably useless as nuke by now, at best a dirty bomb, but that would be too much.