Ukraine Election results

“I wish you to foster the development of Ukraine in your work, the well-being of Ukrainian people, and a foreseeable future for them at the presidential post”, President of Hungary Laszlo Solyom says in his greeting.

President elect, Yanukovich,wins from Ukriane Russian speaking east,south backed him and the Western Ukrainian-speaking half that backed Tymoshenko,the present Prime Minister withdrew her election case and the Supreme court has closed the case. But she has not conceded.She said once again that Viktor Yanukovich will never be considered Ukraine's legitimately elected president.In contrast to her fellow Orange Revolutionary - incumbent Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko on Saturday congratulated his long-time rival, Mr Yanukovich, on a legitimate victory. Interesting scenario as president, Mr Yanukovich does not have the right to fire or to appoint a prime minister - that is up to Ukraine's parliament. With presenly Mrs Tymoshenko's party is still part of the parliamentary coalition, but negotiations are under way to form a new coalition based on Mr Yanukovich's Regions Party.The Parliamentarians to form coalition again with MPs and then they are likely to vote Mrs Tymoshenko's government out, till process of a new government is complete which may take fortnight or months in the current political analogy Mrs Tymoshenko will remain as acting prime minister under President Yanukovich.
Sultan of Oman Qaboos bin Said wished Viktor Yanukovych success in achieving the aspirations of the Ukrainian people. President of the Arab Republic of Egypt Mohamed Hosni Mubarak wished Ukraine’s president-elect all the best of success in the new assignment, and expressed hope that relations between the two countries would develop and progress. Prime Minister of the Kingdom of the Netherlands Jan Peter Balkenende expressed his sincere congratulations to Viktor Yanukovych on his election as President of Ukraine. “I am confident, – he noted, – that relations between our two countries will continue to be constructive and mutually beneficial.”
“Your victory shows public support for your active and purposeful position on strengthening of the national state system, modernization of economy, enhancement of structural economic cooperation”, Secretary General of the Eurasian Economic Community Tair Mansurov says in his greeting to Viktor Yanukovych.
Ukraine Election results enter court room:
2010-02-17 19:30:24 - Yanukovych the President Elect of the Ukaraine has called couple of times Tymoshenko to step down as prime minister, that a defeat in court should be followed by her resignation.Ukraine’s parliament has voted to approve the swearing-in of Viktor Yanukovych on February 25 2010 as presiden

Yulia Tymoshenko camp, which boycotted the parilament with her camp, not only boycotted the vote while Tymoshenko formally lodged court action challenging Yanukovych’s win.

Tymoshenko went to the supreme administrative court on February 16 with crates of evidence that she says backs up her allegations of vote-rigging, the Voice of America reported.

International observers have deemed the election that produced
Yanukovych’s victory as in line with accepted standards, and Yanukovych already has been congratulated by the White House, the Kremlin and the European Union, among others.

Official results say that Tymoshenko lost by about 888 000 votes, while she alleges that electoral fraud deprived her of about a million votes.

Officials of Yanukovych’s Party of the Regions say that it is not possible for the court to order a repeat of the second round of presidential elections, and Tymoshenko can only challenge the conduct of the central election commission in counting the results.

Yanukovych has called more than once for Tymoshenko to step down as prime minister, a call that he repeated by saying that a defeat in court should be followed by her resignation. while Tymoshenko formally lodged court action challenging Yanukovych’s win.

Tymoshenko went to the supreme administrative court on February 16 with crates of evidence that she says backs up her allegations of vote-rigging, the Voice of America reported.

International observers have deemed the election that produced Yanukovych’s victory as in line with accepted standards, and Yanukovych already has been congratulated by the White House, the Kremlin and the European Union, among others.

Official results say that Tymoshenko lost by about 888 000 votes, while she alleges that electoral fraud deprived her of about a million votes.

Officials of Yanukovych’s Party of the Regions say that it is not possible for the court to order a repeat of the second round of presidential elections, and Tymoshenko can only challenge the conduct of the central election commission in counting the results.

Ukrainian court has suspended the result of the recent presidential election, following a challenge by losing candidate Yulia Tymoshenko.The court said the result should be suspended considering the evidence the Prime Minister has submitted. It also said the inauguration of winner Viktor Yanukovych should be delayed.

Court hearing is expected to last about five days and is seen as Mr Yanukovich's last roadblock to the presidential chair.

Ms Tymoshenko said her legal team had amassed evidence that Mr Yanukovich's narrow election victory was secured through "systemic and massive falsification". Her claims are contradicted by more than 3,000 international observers.