Some officials have submitted resignations from their positions in the executive branch to Ukrainian Prime Minister Yuriy Yekhanurov. He stated this at a briefing after the inter-party congress of the bloc of political parties "Our Ukraine," which was held on Sunday in Kyiv.\n\n"I have in my briefcase today the resignation letters of people who are leaving the executive branch," the Prime Minister stated. Yekhanurov did not specify who exactly among the representatives of the executive branch wrote such letters. "If I sort everything out today, what will you write about tomorrow?" he asked, addressing journalists.\n\nAt the same time, responding to a question about whether he himself plans to write such a letter during the election campaign due to the fact that he is the Prime Minister and simultaneously heads the bloc's list, Yekhanurov said: "It is my constitutional right, what I do. I will decide for myself. Let them register it, and then we'll see."\n\nAt the same time, Roman Bezsmertnyy noted at the briefing that in the bloc's list, with the exception of the top five, there are no ministers or governors. "Formally, the situation looks such that there are already no ministers or governors there," he said.