# Yulia Tymoshenko birth chart without a birth time

> Yulia Tymoshenko's birth chart for November 27, 1960, Dnipropetrovsk (now Dnipro): the birth time is unknown, rated X, so the chart is cast for noon.

URL: https://kb.astroway.info/en/people/yulia-tymoshenko

Birth data: 1960-11-27, unknown, Dnipropetrovsk (now Dnipro), Ukraine; Rodden rating X.

Yulia Tymoshenko was born on November 27, 1960, in Dnipropetrovsk, a city renamed Dnipro in 2016. She was the first woman to serve as Prime Minister of Ukraine, in 2005 and again in 2007-2010. Her birth time is not known, so the chart is cast for noon. Its weight lies in Capricorn, where Venus, Jupiter and Saturn form a stellium, and its tightest aspect links Mercury in Scorpio with Saturn.

## What is known and what is not

The date and city are given by the LB.ua profile, Wikidata and Astrotheme, and the BBC News profile names the year and the city. According to LB.ua, she was born to Liudmyla Telehina and Volodymyr Hrihian and took her mother's surname before finishing school. The maternity hospital is not known, so the coordinates are those of the city centre.

No birth time appears in biographies or interviews. Astrotheme marks the time as unknown and sets the chart for noon, and Astro-Databank has no page for her. We found no other versions, so the chart carries [Rodden rating](/en/methodology#rodden) X: time unknown.

The chart is cast for 12:00 Moscow Time (UTC+3), the time kept in the Ukrainian SSR in November 1960. The USSR had no daylight saving time then. The chart has no houses, Ascendant or MC; the section on [unknown birth times](/en/methodology#unknown-time) explains why.

The Moon's sign cannot be fixed without the time. In the morning of November 27 the Moon was in late Pisces, and during the day it moved into Aries. Its degree and aspects are therefore left out.

## A stellium in Capricorn

Jupiter at 6°16′ Capricorn, Venus at 14°29′ Capricorn and Saturn at 15°46′ Capricorn make up a [stellium](/en/aspects/patterns/stellium), the densest group of planets in the chart. Venus and Saturn are conjunct with an orb of 1°16′. Saturn is in its own sign in Capricorn, where classical astrology counts it strong.

Tradition links Capricorn with purpose, endurance and a long climb to position. Astrologers read a Venus-Saturn [conjunction](/en/aspects/conjunction) as a serious attitude to attachments and values: feelings are tested by time, and charm comes with restraint and practicality.

Venus also sits near a fixed star: [Vega](/en/fixed-stars/vega) is only 0°15′ away. Tradition associates Vega with art, charisma and public life, and here that theme falls on Venus, the planet of attraction.

## Mercury in Scorpio sextile Saturn

The tightest aspect in the chart is Mercury at 15°42′ Scorpio sextile Saturn, with an orb of 0°04′. Mercury is also sextile Venus with an orb of 1°12′, so it makes a harmonious angle to both planets of the Capricorn conjunction.

Tradition associates Mercury in Scorpio with deep, persistent thinking and words that find their target. Astrologers read a [sextile](/en/aspects/sextile) to Saturn as the ability to give ideas order and practical form, and the sextile to Venus as a persuasive, agreeable way of speaking.

## Retrograde Mars in Cancer facing Capricorn

Mars at 18°20′ Cancer was retrograde on the day of birth. It opposes Saturn with an orb of 2°34′ and opposes Venus with an orb of 3°51′. At the same time Mercury in Scorpio trines Mars with an orb of 2°38′, so the water signs give the tension of the Cancer-Capricorn axis an outlet.

In the classical scheme Cancer is a weak place for Mars: action runs through feeling and the protection of one's own rather than going straight ahead. The Mars-Saturn [opposition](/en/aspects/opposition) is traditionally read as a pull between impulse and restraint that a person learns to turn into stamina. The Sun at 5°07′ Sagittarius makes a sesquiquadrate to Mars with an orb of 1°47′, another tense angle.

## Sun in Sagittarius square Pluto

The Sun in Sagittarius squares Pluto at 8°05′ Virgo with an orb of 2°57′. Pluto is conjunct the North Node at 11°45′ Virgo, with an orb of 3°40′ between Pluto and the Node. Jupiter trines Pluto with an orb of 1°48′.

Tradition connects Sagittarius with conviction, public speech and wide horizons. Astrologers read a Sun-Pluto [square](/en/aspects/square) as a will that hardens through confrontation and a tendency towards crisis turns after which much has to be rebuilt.

## Events often compared with the chart

- December 18, 1999: elected leader of the Batkivshchyna party at its second congress.
- February 4, 2005: parliament approves her as Prime Minister with 373 votes.
- December 18, 2007: the Verkhovna Rada appoints her Prime Minister for the second time.
- March 3, 2010: parliament passes a no-confidence motion in her second government.
- October 11, 2011: a Kyiv court sentences her to seven years over the 2009 gas contracts with Russia; she and her supporters called the case political. In April 2014 the Supreme Court annulled the verdict and closed the case.
- February 22, 2014: released from detention in Kharkiv after a vote in parliament, and addresses protesters on Independence Square the same day.
- March 31, 2019: places third in the first round of the presidential election and does not reach the run-off.

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