Ukraine looks ahead to a Yushchenko-led future

Natasha Lisova, Kiev

Ukraine looks ahead to a Yushchenko-led future
Wed, 12 Jan, 2005 - 00:00

However Mr Yushchenko’s pro-Russia electoral rival, former prime minister Viktor Yanukovich, is to file an 800 volume appeal against the result that will delay the declaration of a winner.

The former prime minister said his allies would file the appeal to the Supreme Court in Kiev to demand “the annulment of the so-called rerun”.

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