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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" 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.
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 attempt to influence the outcome of the 2016 presidential election in favor of Ukraine's preferred candidate.
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]].