How the USA staged a coup in Ukraine with the help of neo-Nazi militias in order to separate this country and Europe from the Russian zone of influence. The Ukrainian revolution which overthrew the duly elected Ukrainian president was not spontaneou…
How the USA staged a coup in Ukraine with the help of neo-Nazi militias in order to separate this country and Europe from the Russian zone of influence. The Ukrainian revolution which overthrew the duly elected Ukrainian president was not spontaneous and popular. Victoria Nuland said at the time that the US had spent $5 billion over the past 30
Without them, the Ukrainian revolution would never have triumphed. In February 2014, neo-Nazi paramilitary groups clashed with police in the heart of Kyiv and forced President Yanukovych to flee. They set up a new government.
In the generally accepted media story, they were presented as heroes of the revolution. They were on the right side of the barricade. In fact, they were far-right Freikorps, now heavily armed.
They are called the Right Sector, Azov or Freedom. They created truly parallel armies, largely out of control. In Odessa in May 2014, they carried out a massacre without punishment. 45 people were burned alive. There was a massacre under the radar.
How could he escape us? Why have Western democracies not made their voices heard?
Probably because Ukrainian nationalist militias played auxiliary soldiers in a much bigger war. The Ukrainian revolution was widely supported by American diplomacy.
In the new Cold War between Russia and the United States, Ukraine is a decisive pawn in Putin's containment strategy.
Paul Moreira's Masks of the Revolution explores this area that has remained blind.
An American look at this documentary "Ukraine: Masks of Revolution" on the Consortium News website (directed by Robert Paris, a legend of American investigative journalism. It was he who revealed to the Associated Press and Newsweek, Iran Contragate that the Kerry Historical Commission began). In 2015, her website Consortium News received the prestigious IF Stone Award:
"Americans were not informed of the ugly reality of the Ukrainian revolution in 2004 (...), which established a US-backed regime, fiercely anti-Russian, backed by neo-Nazi armed groups. But a French documentary dared to reveal this harsh reality.
