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VISIT OF UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT VIKTOR YUSHCHENKO TO MOSCOW

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DMITRY VYDRIN,
Director of the European Institute for Integration and Development, Member of Praesidium of the Party of the Free Democrats, Kyiv

The visit of the Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko to Moscow on February 12 can be summed up in the following way: Yuliya Tymoshenko articulates the policy which Viktor Yushchenko implements. Yushchenko manages to do what the Prime Minister fails for different reasons – from psychological and political to historical. The Moscow officials have a more cautious attitude towards Tymoshenko than to Yushchenko. He looks a more predictable and consistent policy-maker who is as good as his word. 

Probably, now Moscow prefers to cooperate with Yushchenko. Over the long term Yushchenko-Putin Committee is most likely to resume its activities. After the presidential election it will work in the new capacity since Vladimir Putin may fill a new state position. 

But the agreements that have been made public are only the tip of the iceberg. Most probably, there are other agreements. It is significant that Putin said that the agreements had been reached not only about the acute issues but also about the future. 

Moscow is afraid of making Tymoshenko a counterpart in addressing the issues, which were not made public. It believes that it is too early (or, on the contrary, too late) to do that. As a result, Yushchenko again became the major negotiator with Russia. 

This turn of events does not serve Tymoshenko’s interests. Her position, as Prime Minister’s, becomes more advantageous because the gas supplies are guaranteed. But as a politician she is at a disadvantage. So, it is entirely possible that she will behave sternly, which may make the existing agreements more complicated or even destroy them.   

Maybe, she will mark time until Yushchenko make a mistake or the situation in Moscow changes. 

Yushchenko is strengthening his hand as the major negotiator with Moscow thanks to the fact that some Russian officials are angry because such a project as the Party of Regions led by Viktor Yanukovych is unprofitable, the investments have not proved their value, and the agreements, for example on the Russian language, have been violated. In this connection Moscow wants to replace a negotiator. Yushchenko lays claim to be that negotiator and, as a result, his image can be politically transformed. Yushchenko may seek to gain the voters in Ukraine’s east. 

February 14, 2008 




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