KIEV, August 5 (RIA Novosti) - Ukrainian Communist Party's parliamentary faction is dissatisfied with the new government but supported the new prime minister's proposal to help stabilize the situation in the country, the faction leader said Saturday.
Ukraine's parliament, the Supreme Rada, voted for a draft resolution on the formation of a new government in the early hours of August 5 following the approval of Viktor Yanukovych, leader of the pro-Russian Party of Regions, as the country's premier.
Communist leader Petro Symonenko said it would be possible to analyze and assess the work of each minister in a month or two.
He said he did not rule out changes in the new Cabinet.
"Everything will depend on how the government members fulfill their duties," Symonenko said.
