Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov has handed in his resignation, government’s press service said.
In a statement Azarov said his move was an attempt to find peaceful solution to Ukrainian crisis.
Azarov added that for crearting additional means for finding a social-political compromise and for peaceful solution to the crisis he made a personal decision to ask the president to accept his resignation.
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