Not everyone agrees

Yanukovych signed an agreement on the settlement of a crisis in Ukraine with three opposition leaders

President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych and opposition leaders signed an agreement on the settlement of the political crisis, which has been in the country since November 2013. However, not all opposition representatives are ready to accept the agreement

02/21/2014 18:00

The President said that he was initiating a return to the Constitution of the 2004 model, that is, it will redistribute powers in Ukrainian power structures from the president to parliament. Yanukovych urged the government of national trust, but did not name those who could enter the new cabinet of ministers.

Earlier, representatives of the opposition and the European Union demanded from Yanukovych holding early parliamentary elections, but the president does not raise this issue in the statement.

Not all representatives of the opposition agree to the option proposed by Yanukovych with the holding of early presidential elections in December.

Activists of the "Democratic Alliance" and "Public Sector" held an impromptu action against the agreement of Viktor Yanukovych with the opposition on Khreshchatyk. Her demand is the immediate resignation of Yanukovych. According to the activists of the Euromaidan and the organizers of the action Igor Lutsenko and Vladimir Vyatrovich, the opposition’s attempts to agree with the current head of state are unacceptable.

“We are inclined to see the next itty in Yanukovych’s statement. The national revolution continues, ”the leader of the national -radical movement“ Right Sector ”Dmitry Yarosh wrote on his Facebook page. The radicals intend to continue the struggle with the current government

In turn, the Maidan Council (the coordination body of Euromaidan) supported the signing of an agreement on a resolution of a crisis in Ukraine. The information was distributed by the leader of the Nationalist Party "Freedom" Oleg Tyagnibok. He notes that the Maidan has additional requirements: in the new government, which Yanukovych promised to form, there should not be the current head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Vitaly Zakharchenko. Oppositionists also insist on the resignation of Prosecutor General Viktor Pshonka