Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatseniuk says the plans of Kyiv's
opponents to destabilize the country and make the government resign failed with
the adoption of a national budget for 2016.
"This is not the government's or the prime
minister's support, this is the country's support. This is a vote of confidence
in Ukrainian reforms," Yatseniuk said at a government session on Friday.
"This is a sign that the Ukrainian political
class really understands its political responsibility for the country's fate.
All plans to destabilize the country, make the government resign, and disrupt
our reform plan failed this morning," Yatseniuk said.
He described the public's support as "a credit of
trust" that the government and the parliamentarians who supported the
budget cannot lose. "If we were wrong, we would have never passed new
bills on drawing up the economic and social sections of the budget."
Yatseniuk pointed out that not all factions of the
majority coalition voted for the budget. "I can assess this only as
evading responsibility. This is irresponsibility and a weak position," he
said.
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