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===Trump-Russia===
===Trump-Russia===
{{See also|Ukrainian collusion}}
{{See also|Ukrainian collusion}}
The Trump-Russia collusion hoax was actually a Clinton-Ukraine disinformation operation. The effort to portray an unholy alliance between [[Donald Trump]] and Russia in American media was the product of an unholy alliance between the government of [[Ukraine]] and the [[Democratic National Committee]] (DNC). Ukrainian intelligence services and Ukrainian hackers colluded with the DNC and [[2016 Clinton campaign]] to create a false narrative of "foreign interference" in American elections by Russia, when in fact [[Democrat]] operatives colluded with Ukrainian hackers and intelligence services to target and demonize their number one enemy, Russia, and interfere into the 2016 presidential elections.
The Trump-Russia collusion hoax was actually a Clinton-Ukraine disinformation operation. The effort to portray an unholy alliance between [[Donald Trump]] and Russia in American media was the product of an unholy alliance between the government of [[Ukraine]] and the [[Democratic National Committee]] (DNC). Ukrainian intelligence services and Ukrainian hackers colluded with the DNC and [[2016 Clinton campaign]] to create a false narrative of "foreign interference" by Russia in American elections, when in fact [[Democrat]] operatives colluded with Ukrainian hackers and intelligence services to target and demonize their number one enemy, Russia, and interfere into the 2016 presidential elections.
According to George Eliason,<ref>https://creativedestructionmedia.com/analysis/2022/04/30/is-nina-jankowicz-still-working-for-ukraine/</ref> Jankowicz was the strategic communications expert for the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Relations (MFA) spokesperson beginning in 2015 after the U.S.-backed [[Maidan coup]].
According to George Eliason,<ref>https://creativedestructionmedia.com/analysis/2022/04/30/is-nina-jankowicz-still-working-for-ukraine/</ref> Jankowicz was the strategic communications expert for the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Relations (MFA) spokesperson beginning in 2015 after the U.S.-backed [[Maidan coup]].