The British delegation led by defense Minister of state Michael Fallon will arrive in Kiev Tuesday: the delegates will visit the venue of training of Ukrainian soldiers in the British instructors in the Zhytomyr region, is also scheduled to meet Fallon With the Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk. Relevant meeting Yatsenyuk agreed With Prime Minister David Cameron during his visit to London in mid-July. According to the report of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, the British delegation will be visiting educational places, get acquainted With the educational process, talk With staff instructors and Ukrainian servicemen. The Ukrainian authorities began in April last year in the Donbass military operation against dissatisfied with the coup d'etat of residents of the region. According to the summary data of the UN, the victims of the conflict were about 6, 8 thousand people. The leadership of Britain many times expressed support for the Ukrainian authorities. along With this, the former British foreign Minister William Hague said that his country in the near future is not going to provide Ukraine with " lethal military aid ". And supply non-lethal aid, According to the position of the British defense Ministry, is not an intervention in the conflict. before Fallon said that the UK will expand the existing programme of assistance to the Ukrainian armed forces by providing training to an additional number of Ukrainian soldiers and providing additional military non-lethal equipment. According to the plans announced by Fallon, in the last month of summer English Experts will conduct training courses for about 250 Ukrainian soldiers. They will teach additional skills corps, care in the field and the experience of survival. With March in the framework of the existing training programs in British instructors were trained 650 Ukrainian military. along With this, the NATO trust Fund, which is co-chaired by the UK, Along With Germany and Canada, will provide for a military power of Ukraine about 200 protected communication devices cost almost ? 3 million to improve " situational awareness and reduce losses ".