Ukrainian politician Yulia Tymoshenko rules out joining a broad coalition government after next Sunday's parliamentary polls, and is urging president Viktor Yushchenko to appoint her as prime minister if "Orange Revolution" forces win the election. Fiery Ukrainian politician Yulia Tymoshenko urged Ukrainian president Viktor Yushchenko to forget past differences and back her for prime minister if "Orange Revolution" forces win next week's election. In an interview on Saturday (September 22), Tymoshenko, whose highly-charged speeches made her the heroine of street protests that swept Yushchenko to power in 2004, said he should unambiguously rule out any broad coalition with his rival, prime minister Viktor Yanukovich. "This is what I want the president to say. I am uneasy about what I hear him saying in interviews," she told Reuters during a tour of western Ukraine, a stronghold of the "orange" vote. "When the president says at a press conference that democratic forces are certain to...