{{Ukraine}}{{byline|date=November 25, 2004|location={{w|Kiev|KIEV}}}} [[Ukraine]]'s {{w|supreme court}} has banned publication of {{w|Ukrainian presidential election, 2004|election results}} due to possible {{w|election fraud}}. As the court announced its decision Ukraine's opposition leader [[Viktor Yushchenko]] spoke to thousands of his supporters telling them that "This was only the beginning".

According to ''{{w|Interfax}}'', the Ukrainian Supreme Court will resume its investigation of this issue on Monday. While the decision was being made, reports were released stating that the foreign policy chief for the [[European Union]], {{w|Javier Solana}}, will visit the country in order to meet with the central figures in this crisis.

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== Sources ==
{{wikipedia|Ukrainian presidential election, 2004}}
{{source|url=http://nytimes.com/2004/11/29/international/europe/29cnd-ukra.html?hp&ex=1101790800&en=93f5ca7f542c1962&ei=5094&partner=wikipedia
 |title=A Silent Act of Rebellion Raises a Din in Ukraine
 |author=Steven Lee Myers
 |pub=The New York Times
 |date=November 29, 2004}}

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Ukraine's Ukrainian presidential election, 2004|election results due to possible . As the court announced its decision Ukraine's opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko spoke to thousands of his supporters telling them that "This was only the beginning".

According to Javier Solana, will visit the country in order to meet with the central figures in this crisis.