UKRAINE parliament approved bill to release Yulia Tymoshenko from prison

UKRAINE PROTESTS. Thousands of people rallied at the Independence Square in Kiev, amid highest tension following the deadly clashes the broke out this week. Ukrainian Ministry of Health revealed that the violence that erupted on Thursday in Kiev, resulted 77 dead and 577 injured.

Friday morning, country’s president Viktor Yanukovych announced that it has reached an agreement with the opposition and the EU ministers. After heated debates, a deal has been signed to end the Ukrainian crisis.

Ukraine’s parliament approved a bill revoking the Article of the Criminal Code under which Yulia Tymoshenko was convicted.

Yulia Tymoshenko was sentenced in 2011 to seven years in jail for abuse of power while a prime minister when she signed gas trade deals with Russia considered disadvantageous to the Ukrainian state.

Release of Yulia Tymoshenko has been repeatedly called for by opposition and the European Union. Ukrainian Parliament’s vote came out several hours after Viktor Yanukovych administration has reached an agreement with the pro-European opposition to overcome the political crisis that left dozens dead and hundreds injured.
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Furthermore, a large majority of the Parliament passed a bill for the adoption of the 2004 Constitution, which gives country’s president less power than the current Constitution, informs AFP. By signing Friday’s settlement, Yanukovych made major promises to the opposition, including presidential elections, coalition government reshuffle and constitutional reform. As for Opposition, President Yanukovych’s proposals were welcome.

UKRAINE UPDATE: The negotiations between the Ukrainian political parties and the EU delegation, were attended also by a Representative from Kremlin who refused to sign the document that aimed at resolving the crisis, according to a source close to the negotiations, quoted by Interfax Ukraine.

Vladimir Lukin, the Russian emissary sent to Kiev by President Vladimir Putin, refused to sign the deal to end the violence and resolve the crisis, said the source.

However, the news agency could not receive an official confirmation in this regard, reported BBC.