Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko has warned President Viktor Yuschenko about the possibility of breaking up their partnership if the President's Secretariat and the pro-presidential forces in the Verkhovna Rada block the work of the Cabinet of Ministers.
She said this speaking to Kyivans in the Podilskyi district on May 13.
"Today I have warned the President for the first time in four month that if this practice is continued, I will not longer be a partner and an ally," the prime minister said.
Tymoshenko said Yuschenko regards her as a competitor in the 2010 presidential elections.
She also accused the President's entourage of not letting the chairmen of the regional state administrations attend Cabinet meeting.
As Ukrainian News earlier reported, Tymoshenko said that Yuschenko's unjust criticism of her Cabinet brings his political rating down.
The Our Ukraine People's Self-Defense Bloc faction in the Verkhovna Rada cautioned the Bloc of Yulia Tymoshenko and Tymoshenko personally against making accusations against Yuschenko.
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