Ukrainian politician, former Prime Minister
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Ukraine's first woman prime minister twice over, co-leader of the Orange Revolution, and the politician who spent three years in jail under a president she'd nearly beaten — then walked out to run again.
Born 27 November 1960, Tymoshenko rose through Ukraine's energy sector to become First Deputy Prime Minister for fuel and energy from 1999 to 2001. She co-led the Orange Revolution and served as prime minister from January to September 2005, then again from December 2007 to March 2010 — the first woman to hold the office. In 2010 she lost the presidential runoff to Viktor Yanukovych by 3.5 points. From 2011 to 2014 she was jailed in what many saw as politically motivated persecution; the Revolution of Dignity freed her after three years, and both Ukraine's Supreme Court and the European Court…
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This is a great battle for our territory and our freedom. It’s a historic chance for the free world to kill this evil.
I want to see results; I have few minutes to waste.
The other aspect of the conflict is, and here you are absolutely right, that we have people in power who have different goals despite being part of the same team.
And power, as always, is seen as a trampoline to do big business, to straddle sources of finance.
I want people who follow politics to understand that in politics everything is structured.
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