Ukraine will be without PM?

Lytvyn bloc will not vote for candidacy of Yulia Tymoshenko for a position of PM on Tuesday in the parliament. People’s deputy from Lytvyn bloc Serhy Grinevetsky said that today.

“We will not vote for Tymoshenko,” he answered the question whether his bloc votes for or against Tymoshenko.

According to him, Lytvyn bloc intends to stand for its program position. Lytvyn bloc is not satisfied with coalition agreement, offered by democratic coalition.

According to Grinevetsky, President Viktor Yushchenko is not interested in Yulia Tymoshenko to be a PM. Taking it into consideration, he suggests that Ukraine will be without Prime Minister up to early 2008.

As a reminder, Lytvyn faction has 20 out of 450 seats in the parliament.

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