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UKRAINIAN OPPOSITION PARTY CONTINUES TO PARALYZE WORK OF PARLIAMENT

Ukrainian former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko (C) speaks at a joint news conference with Roman Bezsmertny (L), head of pro-presidential Our Ukraine faction, and Socialist party leader Oleksandr Moroz in parliament in Kiev on June 30, 2006. On Friday, Ukraine's largest opposition party continued to paralyze the work of parliament in order to delay a vote potentially reinstating Tymoshenko as prime minister. (UPI Photo/Sergey Starostenko)

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