He said "arrived"

Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk announced a resignation from his post. He published the corresponding appeal to the nation on his Facebook page. The resignation statement, Yatsenyuk said, will be submitted to them in the Verkhovna Radu on April 12.

The politician called the Cabinet, led by him, "the best in the history of Ukraine." “Both of the last governments are unique: they are the forerunners of the New Ukraine,” Yatsenyuk remarked about his two offices, the first of which was acting after the revolution of dignity to the parliamentary elections of autumn 2014, and the second was formed according to the results of these elections. The prime minister emphasized that his government conducted "complex but correct reforms."

“The political crisis in the state is artificially unleashed,” Yatsenyuk also said. “The desire to change one face blinded politicians and paralyzed their will to real changes.”

At the same time, the politician assured that the Popular Front he headed remains a member of the ruling coalition. “Now this is the only way to protect the state,” he explained.

“It is impossible to prevent the executive branch during the war,” Yatsenyuk warned. “Such a prospect is inevitable if the new government of Ukraine is not immediately chosen after the resignation.” Recalling that the partner of the People’s Front for the Coalition - the presidential bloc of Petro Poroshenko - nominated the post of Prime Minister Vladimir Groysman , speaker of the Rada, Yatsenyuk said that, "doing everything for the stability and continuity of the course," was ready to transfer the responsibility and responsibility and responsibility.

Yatsenyuk also transparently hinted at the intention to run for the presidency of Ukraine, noting that "from now on he sees his tasks wider than the powers of the head of government." "New electoral legislation. Constitutional reform. Judicial reform. Coalition control of the course of the new government. International support for Ukraine. Membership of Ukraine in the European Union and NATO. This is part of my program," he announced.

Meanwhile, the next presidential election in Ukraine should be held only in the spring of 2019.

The government crisis in Ukraine has been going on since February. A significant number of Rada deputies, including those supported by the President of the country Peter Poroshenko, achieves the resignation of Yatsenyuk with the post of prime minister. In mid -February, Yulia Tymoshenko first announced the exit from the ruling coalition, then Andrei Sadovoy’s “self -help”. The coalition, the main members of which are the BPP and the Popular Front, was preserved only because, although its fifth member, the radical party of Oleg Lyashko, last fall, announced the transition to the opposition, not a single deputy from this party filed an exit from the coalition.

Last weeks in the Poroshenko administration, consultations on the conditions of Yatsenyuk’s resignation and reformatting of the coalition lasted. On Tuesday, the deputy from the BPP Irina Lutsenko informed "Channel 5" that 226 votes - the minimum necessary for the formation of the parliamentary majority - the coalition already has the process of reformatting next week.