The process of regrouping forces in parliament will continue in the future, believes People's Deputy of Ukraine, head of the representative office of the Our Ukraine Bloc in the Volyn region, Volodymyr Bondar. According to Volodymyr Bondar, the factions of the SDPU(o) and Regions of Ukraine will noticeably "lose weight" before the presidential elections. He stated this at a press conference for local media. \n"After the events that began to take place recently, especially after the failure of political reform, a regrouping of forces in parliament began to occur. Those forces that we call the authorities began to feel discomfort from the fact that they are in power. And they began gradually to move away from power. At first these were isolated attempts by deputies not to vote for certain decisions. Then they took shape in the creation of the 'Center' group, which in essence is a 'center' that is neither opposition nor pro-government, as members of this group have repeatedly emphasized. The 'Center' group is quite situational and has its own attitude toward the processes taking place in Ukraine in one situation or another. There are laws when they support the majority, there are laws when they support the opposition," believes the People's Deputy. In turn, Volodymyr Bondar includes in the "authorities" "230 Bolsheviks, communists and part of the socialists," and in the "opposition" — Viktor Yushchenko's bloc "Our Ukraine," Yulia Tymoshenko's Bloc and part of the socialists. \nVolodymyr Bondar also believes that "no one is behind the process of creating the 'Center' group." However, in his opinion, "formally it may be beneficial to certain political forces or political figures. This may first of all be beneficial to Lytvyn, may be beneficial to other politicians, this may be beneficial to politicians who are directly in the group." \nVolodymyr Bondar also believes that the process of regrouping forces in parliament will continue in the future. \n"We will witness interesting events in the near future, when the main factions begin to crack. I mean the Regions faction and the SDPU(o) faction. We already have cases today of individual deputies leaving these factions. I think these are the first attempts, and in the future there will be more serious attempts. I think that the SDPU(o) faction will return by the presidential elections to the state from which it began, with an almost minimal number of deputies. I think the Regions faction will be the same after the resignation of the current Prime Minister. It too will lose many 'fighters' who today do not agree with the faction's policy but are there only to receive some rewards of their own, or for their own districts from the current 'Government,'" stated Volodymyr Bondar \n