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The Ukrainian Weekly 1991 listed by the Ukrainian National Association Inc., a fraternal non-profit association! rainian WeeklV Vol. LIX Ш No. 50 THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY SUNDAY. DECEMBER 15.1991 50 cents Parliament charges THE DEMISE OF THE SOVIET UNION leadership with Ukraine ratifies amended agreement on commonwealth by Chrystyna Lapychak points in the agreement strengthening and agreed that this was the only correct Kiev Press Bureau the sovereignty of the individual mem­ approach to stop the unregulated and Chornobyl cover-up ber-states. uncontrolled disintegration in all as­ by Chrystyna Lapychak KIEV - The Supreme Council of The most significant changes and pects of life," he said. Kiev Press Bureau Ukraine on Tuesday, December 10, additions were made in articles 5,6 and "We acted according to our autho­ KIEV - The Ukrainian Parlia­ ratified, 288 to 10, with certain key 7 of the 14-point accord. They regard rity, our constitutions of our independ­ ment passed a resolution on Wednes­ changes and amendments, the Agree­ the issues of mutual respect for existing ent states, and according to interna­ day, December 11, demanding that ment on the Formation of the Com­ state borders, the right to form separate tional legal norms," he asserted. Soviet leaders from Soviet President monwealth of Independent States non-strategic national armed forces "Ukraine in all of its matters remains Mikhail Gorbachev on down be signed last Sunday by the presidents of based on Soviet troops on their terri­ independent. We agreed that the issues prosecuted for covering up the Chor­ Russia Ukraine and the parliamentary tory, consultations instead of coordi­ of a national currency and national nobyl nuclear disaster of April 1986. chairman of Belarus. nation of foreign policy, and consensus army were the business of each state, In a dramatic speech.before Parlia­ The agreement, widely viewed as the decisions by the member states of while issues such as nuclear weapons ment on December 11, Volodymyr final nail on the coffin of the dying recommendations by the yet-to-be- would be jointly regulated by agree­ Yavorivsky announced he would Soviet Union, was signed in a hunting formed coordinating institutes in ments," said the president. submit to Ukraine's Procurator lodge outside Brest as Russian Presi­ Minsk. The accord foresees coordination in General evidence gathered by two dent Boris Yeltsin, Ukrainian President "The attempts of the center to revive two keys areas: economic reform and parliamentary Chornobyl commis­ Leonid Kravchuk and Belarusian Sejm an old union are not only unrealistic, joint control of strategic forces. sions implicating the Soviet and Chairman Stanislav Shushkevich con­ but harmful as they deceive our peoples," "Together well introduce economic Ukrainian leadership in a criminal cluded a two-day Slavic summit on .said Ukrainian President Kravchuk reforms, helping each Шіег, yet acting disregard for the lives of hundreds of December 7-8 in Belarus. during a news conference on Monday, independently," said President Krav­ thousands of victims of the Chor­ The three leaders signed the accord December 9, in Kiev. chuk. "For this period well keep the nobyl catastrophe. just over one week after Ukraine's "This was not an attempt to form a ruble. Yeltsin has agreed to give us a "This is a political evaluation. It is declaration of independence was over­ Slavic commonwealth. I mentioned mass of rubles so we can raise wages and our prerogative as a Parliament," whelmingly confirmed in a December 1 already on December 5 the idea of a pensions before freeing prices." said Mr. Yavorivsky, who an­ plebiscite. commonwealth and we consulted with "The control over nuclear weapons nounced he would hand over the Nursultan Nazarbayev. We decided to will be joint," he said. "This black The Russian Federation recognized briefcase will be in the hands of three materials his commission had gath­ Ukrainian statehood two days later. give the text of the agreement to all the ered to Procurator General Viktor former Soviet republics, including the leaders and the buttons will be connect­ Several opposition deputies have pri­ ed. In other words they will only work Shyshkin for criminal investigation. vately connected Russia's quick recog­ Baltics," said President Kravchuk. The evidence pointed to two lists of when pressed by all three simultaneous­ nition, which is of key importance to "1 said before that Ukraine will sign ly. Therefore this system does not leaders. Ukraine, to Ukraine's agreement to join no treaty which makes it part of another The all-union Soviet list was head­ increase the danger, but strengthens the the commonwealth. state. We said we could agree to some­ guarantees against danger. We had to ed by President Gorbachev, former In its December 10 vote, the Ukrai­ thing in the model of the European (Continued on page 3) nian Parliament added and changed key community. So we all came together (Continued on page 2) Campaign for U.S. recognition of Ukraine recruits more supporters in Congress WASHINGTON - Congressional sponsor the resolution, but responded support for United States'formal recog­ positively to the questionnaire.) nition of Ukraine increased in the United States Senate closing days of the first session of the Alabama: Richard C. Shelby; Ari­ 102nd Congress. A total of 28 senators zona: Dennis DeConcini, John Mc­ and 92 representatives expressed their Cain; California: John Seymour; support for recognition either through Connecticut: Christopher J. Dodd, Joe co-sponsorship of the congressional Lieberman; Florida: Bob Graham, resolutions (S.Con.Res. 65 or Connie Mack; Hawaii: Daniel K. H.Con.Res. 212) or by responding Inouye; Illinois: Alan J. Dixon^, Paul positively to a letter, dated November I, Simon; Maryland: Barbara A. Mikul- from the Washington Office of the ski; Massachusetts: John F. Kerry; Ukrainian National Association which Michigan: Donald W. Riegle; New asked each Member of Congress the Jersey: Bill Bradley, Frank R. Lauten- following question: berg; New York: Daniel P. Moynihan, Are you in support of the United Alfonse M. D'Amato; North Carolina: States officially recognizing Ukraine's Jesse Helms; Ohio: Howard Metzen- independence and establishing full baum, John Glenn; Pennsylvania: diplomatic relations with the govern­ Arlen Specter, Harris L. Wofford; ment of Ukraine following a positive South Dakota: Larry Pressler; Utah: confirmation vote in Ukraine's inde­ Orrin G. Hatch; Washington: Brook pendence referendum on December 1, Adams; Wisconsin: Robert W. KaL en; a Lapychak 1991? Wyoming: Malcolm Wallop. "I solemnly swear to the people of Ukraine to realize my authority as U.S. House of Representatives president, to strictly adhere to the Constitution and laws of Ukraine, to The following Members of Congress respect and protect the rights and liberties of people and citizens, to defend expressed their support of U.S. recogni­ Arizona: John Kyi; California: Tom the sovereignty of Ukraine and to conscientiously fulfill my obligations," tion (names followed by an asterisk Campbell, C. Christopher Cox, Randy pledged President Leonid M, Kravchuk on Thursday, December 5. indicate that the congressman die not (v oiU^iued on page 3) 2- THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY SUNDAY! DECEMBER 15! 1991 No. 50 World leaders congratulate new Ukrainian president Newsbriefs from Ukraine Ф BREST, Belarus - Ukrainian President Leonid Kravchuk, Russian President Boris Yeltsin and Beiarusian Supreme Soviet Chairman Stanislav Shushkevich met here for two days, on December 7-8, after which it was an­ nounced that they had agreed to form a Commonwealth of Independent States. This commonwealth would include the three participatory republics and be open to all republics of the former USSR and all states that share the commonwealth's goals and principles. As founding members of the USSR and signatories of the 1922 Union treaty, the three republics declared the end of the USSR "as a subject of international law and a geopolitical reality." The new commonwealth will try to coordinate foreign policy, development of a common economic space, customs and migration policies, transport and communications, ecology and crime fighting. Its members also pledged to take measures to reduce defense spend­ IChrystyna lapychak ing, eliminate nuclear weapons and A scene from the Ukrainian Parliament during inauguration ceremonies for President Leonid Kravchuk on Thursday, work toward neutrality. December 5. The new commonwealth's coordi­ JERSEY CITY, NJ. - Among the I take this occasion to extend greet­ I am certain that the epochal rebirth nated economic policy was reported by numerous congratulatory greetings sent ings to you on behalf of the government of Ukrainian state independence will TASS on December 8. It includes the to Leonid Kravchuk on the occasion of and the people of Cuba. I would also have global significance. Moreover, it maintenance and development of exist­ Ukraine's vote for independence on like to extend my most sincere and will serve to further close relations ing economic ties between the three December 1 and on Mr. Kravchuk's heartfelt feelings of friendship, confi­ between our two countries. states, the creation of market mecha­ victory in Ukraine's presidential elec­ dent that we will continue to work nisms, the "transformation" of pro­ tions were official statements from, together as heretofore, in the name of Respectfully yours, perty relations, the retention of the ruble among others: progress and the strengthening of the L. Ter-Petrosian as a basis for economic relations (though still introducing national cur­ Poland, Canada, Cuba, South Ko­ multilateral and mutually beneficial President of Armenia . relations between our two countries and rencies with mutual safeguards), the rea, Greece, the United States of Ame­ preservation of a unified economic rica, Germany, Czecho-Slovakia, Ar­ peoples. LITHUANIA: space and a pledge to agree on 1992 menia, Tadzhikistan, Lithuania, Kir­ defense expenditure within ten days. ghizia, Moldova, Georgia, Estonia, Fraternal greetings, Fidel Castro Ruiz I rejoice in Ukraine's independence Minsk was chosen as the coordi­ Bashkir and the Permanent Mission of nating center for the new common­ Ukraine to the United Nations.
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