Is Tymoshenko not to blame?

It was clear that initiating a criminal case against the “orange lady” was a pure bluff and that Tymoshenko would never be given alive into the hands of prosecutors. Now that it has become clear that she will soon become prime minister, the persecution will naturally have to stop. This is already a matter of technology. However, what is much more important is what position Yulia Tymoshenko will take in negotiations with her Russian colleague Mikhail Fradkov. For example, on the issue of gas transit or on the problems of privatization of large enterprises in Ukraine.