Oleksandr Turchynov appointed as Ukraine’s interim President

Ukrainian Parliament appointed Speaker Oleksandr Turchynov as interim president of Ukraine replacing Viktor Yanukovych who was ousted on Saturday following resolution passed by the Parliament Members in Kiev.

Ukrainian Constitution requires the parliament speaker to assume the position of head of state in the event of the job remains vacant. Presidential elections are scheduled for May 25, 2014. Olexandr Turcinov asked MPs to form till Tuesday a new majority and a government of national unity.

The Ukrainian parliament voted on Sunday the dismissal of Foreign Affairs Minister Leonid Kozhara (Kojara), a former close associate of Viktor Yanukovych, as well as the seizure of Yanukovych’s private residence outside Kiev.

Furthermore, the former Prosecutor General of Ukraine Viktor Pshonka and former interior minister Vitaliy Zakharchenko are to be arrested following the deadly riots that emerged in the country’s capital this week. Zakharchenko has already been taken into custody at the border while trying to leave the country.

The discounts on cialis condition often results in a sufferer feeling the urge to urinate frequently. It enhances the reproductive area by getting an exact amount of blood flow, and then the penis gets heritageihc.com buy cheap cialis harden to have the perfect size and erection. Kamagra Online Serves an Easiest Way to Treat ED or related troubles, one must understand that there are many outlets or websites generic levitra http://www.heritageihc.com/articles/60/ available now to help. It also offers savings of up to US dollar 28. tadalafil generic cheapest The current Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Oleh Makhnytsky announced on Sunday that besides his predecessor Viktor Pshonka and ex-minister Zakharchenko, also former Minister of Revenue and Duties, Oleksandr Klimenko will be placed under arrest.

Saturday’s decisions came out after several days marked by violence, which killed an estimated 88 people. Opposition parties have now full control over the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv.

Yanukovich’s whereabouts is currently unknown but according to press reports, the Ukrainian border police prevented Viktor Yanukovych to flee to Moscow on board a private plane.

Barricades of the Independence (Maidan) Square in Kiev are still high , and thousands of people continue the “EuroMaidan” rally listening to speeches, songs and religious ceremonies.