"I made an address the last time for my political opponents to present an alternative plan and an alternative team to implement changes, which has not been done," Yatsenyuk said in a weekly address to the nation.
He invited the remaining members of the coalition to "restore the stability of Ukraine’s pro-European parliamentary coalition and allow the government to work and answer to the Ukrainian people."
"If someone has a better program, a stronger team and a coalition willing to support it, then present it to the people of Ukraine. For now full responsibility lies with us," Yatsenyuk said.
Ukraine's political crisis has deepened following the de-facto collapse of its ruling coalition.
On February 15, the parliamentary faction aligned with President Petro Poroshenko described the cabinet’s work in 2015 as unsatisfactory. The following day, Yatsenyuk’s government survived a no-confidence vote, pushing various factions to leave the parliamentary coalition.
