Ukraine receives weapons from more than 10 European countries, among them lethal weapons, said Ukrainian Ambassador to the United States Valeriy Chaly. "We get weapons, and lethal, and no sovereign Ukraine can't ban. Another thing that is not common to announce the list of countries, but it is more than ten countries from Europe. We have different level of military-technical cooperation, and at this stage it is developing, "- said Chaly in the interview to the Ukrainian weekly " Zerkalo Nedeli. Ukraine ". in addition, According to the Ambassador, in the U.S. there is broad support for the idea of providing Ukraine with more weapons. Chaly said that Ukraine currently receives from North America, for example, communications equipment, night vision devices, medical equipment, counter-mortar radars, armored combat vehicles, robotic systems, and among them the clearance, space intelligence data. On the last working day of the week the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko has appointed Valeriy Chaly Ambassador of Ukraine to the USA. Up to this point Chaly, Deputy head of the administration of the Ukrainian President. Yesterday, the senior Democrat of the Department of military power chamber of the commissioners of Congress Adam Smith claimed that the head of the USA Barack Obama wants to deny passed by the U.S. Congress a draft law on defense spending in fiscal year 2016, which predusmatrivaet the possibility of supplying Ukraine weapons. In June, the military budget for the 2016 financial year received enough votes in the U.S. Senate, the document provides for the transfer of military equipment, small arms, rocket-propelled grenades. Along with this amendment on supplying Ukraine with lethal weapons included by Congress in the draft law of the military budget. As said, the U.S. assistant Secretary of state on problems of Eurasia and Europe, Victoria Nuland, the US have opportunity to send lethal weapons to Ukraine in the event of a new outbreak of violence in the country. At the same time White house press Secretary Eric Schultz recognized that, in the opinion of U.S. President Barack Hussein Obama, Ukraine will only lead to more violence.