The team of doctors involved in treating Yulia Tymoshenko, from left, Peter Vajkoczy, Norbert Haas, Matthias Endres, Anett Reisshauer and Karl Max Einhaeupl attend a press conference at Charite Hospital in Berlin, Germany, Saturday March 8, 2014. Ukraine's former prime minister, Yulia Tymoshenko, has started medical treatment at Berlin's Charite hospital after arriving late Friday, but doctors treating her say it's too soon to say how long this will take. Hospital chairman Karl Max Einhaeupl says doctors will decide by Monday whether the 53-year-old needs an operation for her severe back pain resulting from slipped discs she suffered more than two years ago. (AP Photo/dpa,Kay Nietfeld)
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