KIEV (Reuters) - President Viktor Yushchenko told Ukraine's prime minister on Tuesday his decision to dissolve parliament was final and warned his long-time rival against resorting to force.
The pro-Western Yushchenko has been at odds with Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich since reluctantly appointing his Moscow-friendly rival last August, nearly two years after being swept to power by the "Orange Revolution" protests.
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