The first deputy leader of the Bloc of Yulia Tymoshenko (BYuT) faction, Andriy Kozhemiakin, has said that three more faction members could join the new coalition in parliament.
"[The entry of individual MPs in the coalition] can, unfortunately, be seen in our faction," he told reporters on Tuesday.
Asked how many BYuT MPs would join the coalition, Kozhemiakin said: "I think up to five."
He said that the figure included the two MPs who had already joined the coalition on Tuesday – Serhiy Vasylenko and Valentyn Zubov.
"Apart from these two, another three people are also planning to put their signatures [to the coalition agreement]," Kozhemiakin said.
He declined to name the MPs and added that he did not want to do so, as they could change their mind and refrain from joining the coalition.
