Ukrainian premier refuses to accept defeat

Opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko savoured his apparent victory in Ukraine’s presidential election rerun tonight, but his bitter opponent refused to admit defeat.

Ukrainian premier refuses to accept defeat
Mon, 27 Dec, 2004 - 18:34
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Opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko savoured his apparent victory in Ukraine’s presidential election rerun tonight, but his bitter opponent refused to admit defeat.

Kremlin favourite, Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych said he would go to the Supreme Court to challenge the results.

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