Deputy head of UDAR faction Vitaliy Kovalchuk has said that negotiations on the further work of Verkhovna Rada between the heads of factions have ended without agreement, but that they will continue.

"So far everybody is sticking to their own position. The talks will probably continue tomorrow," Kovalchuk told journalists in an interview in Kyiv on Wednesday.

He said the opposition would block the work of the parliament, but would allow the holding of parliamentary hearings on Wednesday.

Asked if the opposition is going to stay at the session hall on the Wednesday night, Kovalchuk said: "At the moment we have no such plans."