The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has dismissed Deputy Prime Minister Valery Vodickova, who previously said about his resignation in connection with the release of the Radical party from the parliamentary coalition.
Such a decision at the meeting on Thursday was supported by 234 parliamentarians with the necessary minimum of 226 votes, RIA " Novosti ".
Bosevski that is assigned to the government under the quota of the Radical party, have said before, that resigns. The message he did after his faction announced its withdrawal from the parliamentary coalition. At the meeting on Tuesday the Verkhovna Rada already tried to approve the resignation of Wadeskog, but even the fifth attempt, the decision was not made. The Parliament of Ukraine fifteen September with three attempts could not dismiss Vodickova with the post of Deputy Prime Minister because the ruling coalition did not have enough votes. September 1, the Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine Valeriy Bosevski appointed in the government quota Radical party, said that resigns after his faction announced its withdrawal from the parliamentary coalition. Until recently he headed the energy crisis headquarters. Before that, the leader of the Ukrainian Radical party of Oleh Lyashko said output led them to political power from the ruling coalition in the Verkhovna Rada. The party demanded to submit for public discussion the question of the special status for Donbass. On a subsequent day Lyashko said that he had filed a formal communication to the speaker of the Rada of withdrawal from the ruling coalition. At the same time Lyashko said about the intention to make a new Interfactional Union of the people's deputies. Later in the party of ex-Premier Yulia Tymoshenko's Batkivshchyna told that we have the opportunity to leave the ruling coalition in the Verkhovna Rada After the Radical party. In the current Parliament the coalition was equipped with the participation of the " Block Poroshenko ", " Popular front ", the "Batkivshchyna" party "Samopomich" and the Radical party.

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