The Volyn Regional Council adopted an appeal to Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko in which it declared the need to create an "orange coalition" in the Ukrainian parliament. \nAs reported in the press service of the Volyn Regional Council, the appeal was adopted at an extraordinary session of the regional council at the demand of 28 deputies - members of the faction of the Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc and the Ukrainian People's Party. \nOne item was included on the agenda: "On the social and political situation in Ukraine." \n54 deputies out of 80 were present at the session. Deputies of the factions of the "Our Ukraine" bloc, the Lytvyn People's Bloc and the "Native Volyn" bloc ignored the session. \n46 deputies of the regional council supported the appeal. "We regard the day of the possible creation of a coalition between 'Our Ukraine' and the Party of Regions as the day of the end of democracy in Ukraine," the appeal says. \nBYuT deputy Oleksandr Svereda also proposed that the deputies submit to the next session the question of a vote of no confidence in the head of the regional administration, Volodymyr Bondar, for ignoring the interests of voters. \n