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To: maceng2 who wrote (688)	12/31/2004 6:24:37 PM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1417

Just had a call from my brother in the Ukraine He is happy with latest political developments there. ananova.com =========================================================== Yanukovych quits as Ukraine PM Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych is to resign from his post. "I have made the decision to submit my formal resignation," Mr Yanukovych told the nation in a televised New Year's Eve address. It appeared his resignation was effective immediately. Mr Yanukovych lost Sunday's court-ordered presidential re-vote to opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko, according to preliminary final results from the Central Election Commission. He has said that he will appeal the results and his campaign has said it is preparing an appeal to Ukraine's Supreme Court. "I believe it is impossible to have any position in a state that is ruled by such officials," Mr Yanukovych said. "This is my personal position." He vowed to remain in politics. "We are still fighting, but I don't have much hope," he said. ============================================================== I have read history though, and am concerned that the Ukraine does not suffer like it did in WW2. Nor does any of us.