Tymoshenko does not see reasons for resignation

Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Tymoshenko considers that there are no reasons for her resignation from PR position that were in 2005. She said yesterday on "1+1” channel.

Speaking about resignation in 2005, Tymoshenko noted that at that moment there was “total unity of all oligarchy of different colours against my first steps to make reforms.”

“They felt that I was the most dangerous threat,” Tymoshenko said.

The second reason for dismissal in 2005 Tymoshenko considers that President and his team treated her as political competitor. It was because of “youth of democracy.”

“Today I think we became more adult from the point of view of democracy and we will manage to reach compromise and not compete in one democratic team before presidential elections. I will make efforts for this,” she said.

As a reminder, Yulia Tymoshenko was in PM office from February to September 2005.