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Ukraine: supreme court of india All set for presidential elections - Question mark the eastern provinces In his message to the Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseni Giatseniouk urged his compatriots to come en masse to the polls
The Ukrainian authorities are preparing for the presidential elections to be held tomorrow in Ukraine, after a campaign marked by clashes between separatists and soldiers. These conflicts were killed more than 150 people, which reinforced fears of a partition of the country. In Kiev, the members of the government that emerged from the barricades of Independence Square, the movement that led to the overthrow of the pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych in late February, I attended a service in the cathedral of St. Sophia. In his message to the Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseni Giatseniouk urged his countrymen to come to the polls en masse "to defend Ukraine," he said. "This will be an expression of the will of Ukrainians in the West, the East, North and South," he Giatseniouk. On Friday, Russian President supreme court of india Vladimir Putin said he would respect the choice made by the people of Ukraine and will work with the new elected president. This promise was received with reservation by the White House expects supreme court of india a more "tangible" gesture of goodwill on the part of Moscow. In the "eastern front" of Ukraine, relative calm prevailed today, after two days of fierce fighting in the region of Donetsk. In these battles killed at least 26 people, of which 19 were Ukrainians soldiers. In the city of Slaviansk, the stronghold of armed pro-Russian separatists, were also fighting early this morning, before the elections whose aim is to put an end to the political crisis that has brought the country to the brink of civil war and has triggered the worst diplomatic crisis between Russia and the West after the end of the Cold War. From St. Petersburg by President Putin dismissed, however the idea of a "new Cold War" and the "revival of the USSR." He also said foreign journalists to be "impossible" to isolate Russia. In Donetsk, the region declared its independence after the recent referendum held there, the presidential election supreme court of india appears particularly difficult to impossible: many voters are afraid to go to vote in the local election commissions are under the control of separatists and additional have not arrived at all polling stations polling ballots. supreme court of india "We are ready to vote but can not be elections here," he told AFP business a polling station in the city Makiifka, west of Donetsk. supreme court of india In a school in the center of Donetsk, there was no trace of the polls. "We host frequent elections, but this time it seems that there will be," said one woman. Most local election commissions in Donetsk and Louchansk controlled by separatists, which means that there will be no elections. "We will resort to violence" to prevent their conduct, warned the self-proclaimed leader of the "People's Republic of Donetsk", Dennis Pousilin. In the rest of the country, from Lviv in the west to Odessa still grieving the death of 40 people - mostly pro-Russian - fire in the building trade unions, voters are expected to turn out en masse to the polls. As a favorite of these elections show the pro-Western, a multimillionaire businessman Peter Porosenko that polls give 44%. The main opponents of the revolution igeria 2004 Yulia Tymoshenko and pro-Russian Sergei Tigkipko attended the Friday night at the last election debates. The former prime minister has promised a referendum on Ukraine's supreme court of india integration into NATO, that the country faced the "undeclared war" supreme court of india by Russia and the second called for the normalization of financial relations between Kiev and Moscow. The Porosenko who commits that will handle the Ukraine in the same way that directs the successful chocolate factory, he is sure to be elected in the first round of the elections and might need to wait until the second round on June 15. For the smooth conduct of the elections in which voting 36 million people, the authorities have mobilized 55.