Yulia Timoshenko will not let Russia humiliate Ukraine
BYT leader Yulia Timoshenko says she is “tuned for effective cooperation with the Russian government.” She made the statement today after meeting Secretary General of the European Union Council Javier Solana, a REGNUM correspondent informs.
“I am ready to secure such cooperation in case the Orange political forces win the September 30 parliamentary elections. I am sure we will get on well with any Russian government appointed by a legitimate way,” Yulia Timoshenko said. She also stressed that Ukraine and Russia are bound for a balanced and equal partnership, but noted that she would not “tolerate Ukraine being humiliated in the relations with Russia.” “This is the partnership our team will form, if it comes to power,” the BYT leader concluded.
11:50 09/14/2007
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