The rejection is seen as a setback for Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko's government, which has made joining the European Union and the NATO military alliance a top priority.
(Agencies)
(RFE/RL) 2 November 2005 -- Ukraine's parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, today rejected a memorandum on providing air support for NATO operations.
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