Prague City Hall refused to meet Yanukovych

Prague City Hall refused to accept Viktor Yanukovych in the city of the President of Ukraine. It is reported by Radio Freedom. According to Mayor Tomash Gudechek, there is no reason to participate in the city authorities in the meeting of Yanukovych. In addition, the official noted, "absurdly, that it was President Yanukovych to land at the airport, which bears the name of Vaclav Havel."

In the case of Yanukovych’s arrival in Prague, Gudechek added, the city authorities will not organize any events held during visits of the heads of state. In particular, the Ukrainian leader will not be invited to traditional admission to the town hall.

Gudechek also said that the authorities of Prague will transfer to the aid of Euromaidan activists wounded in clashes with security forces, 500 thousand Crooked (over 25.4 thousand dollars).

Yanukovych’s visit to the Czech Republic is scheduled for April. Meanwhile, last week, a number of famous social activists, politicians, cultural figures and athletes turned to President Milos Zeman with a call to cancel the appointed visit.

On Monday evening, the representative of Yanukovych in the Verkhovna Rada Regional Yuri Miroshnichenko said that the Ukrainian leader agrees to the early elections of the parliament and the president and amending the Constitution, if this remains the only democratic way to resolve the political crisis in the country. According to the regional, the power scenario of the resolution of the crisis is not considered, also there is also no question of announcing a state of emergency. "The president said:" We have all the possibilities in force to free the premises of the administrations and even free the Independence Square. But he said: “I will never go for it,” Miroshnichenko said.

Meanwhile, on Tuesday, the party leader Vitaly Klitschko, following a meeting with Yanukovych, stated that he did not see from the part of the head of state a desire to decide on the termination of the political crisis. Yanukovych says that making changes to the Constitution may take from a month to six months, Klitschko noted. The impact leader himself is sure that now there is no time left to pull with the solution of this issue. "The president is moving away from the action, which means he does not want a real decision of the crisis," the opposition said.