Victoria Nuland, Asst. Sec. of State for Europe, phone call to US Ambassador to Ukraine, Geoffrey Pyatt
grebulon Published February 26, 2022
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Victoria Nuland, Asst. Sec. of State for Europe, phone call to US Ambassador to Ukraine, Geoffrey Pyatt, in a phone call leaked to the news media on 4 February 2014. F**k the EU
What's really important here is the level of planning for the coup that overthrew the elected President Viktor Yanukovych, which brought to power (as heard on the recording) a group of select individuals described as "moderate democrats." In fact, most of them, including Oleh Tyahnybok (whom Nuland insists the new head of state consult four times weekly), are a far-right nationalist faction with overt and long-standing ties to the neo-Nazi movement. Meet the characters in the story that led to what's called "the worst crisis since the old cold war" and which Russia experts at American universities describe as a new cold war more dangerous than the first.
A leaked discussion between then-Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland and former ambassador to Ukraine Geoffrey Pyat reveals their plan to install the new Ukraine government weeks before the democratically-elected President Viktor Yanukovych was overthrown in a violent coup in early 2014.
The two talk about “midwifing” the unconstitutional government overthrow and what role then-Vice President Joe Biden would take in “gluing it together” via meetings with Ukrainian politicians.
But YouTube on Wednesday suddenly removed the video, the most viewed version with over 181,000 views, erasing eight years worth of comments.
The leaked phone call can be viewed on Rumble:
The U.S. never denied the leaked conversation’s authenticity, and even apologized to the European Union over Nuland’s “Fuck the EU” remark.
Additionally, the BBC published the leaked conversation just weeks before the coup took place.
YouTube’s move to remove the revealing conversation highlights the establishment’s effort to suppress any information that contradicts the mainstream narrative about NATO’s proxy war with Russia through Ukraine.
That narrative asserts Russia only invaded Ukraine to restore the former Soviet Union.
But for years, Russian President Vladimir Putin repeatedly warned Russia would be forced to act militarily if Ukraine followed through on its commitment to join NATO.
Putin claimed that Russia also invaded Ukraine to protect the people of the pro-Russian Donbas region and to dismantle the West’s clandestine biological research facilities in Ukraine.
Read the transcript Big Tech doesn’t want you to see:
