| − | It was the PS militants, sponsored by Kolomoisky, Poroshenko, Avakov, other Ukrainian other Ukrainian [[oligarch]]s and the [[CIA]]'s regime change arm, the [[National Endowment for Democracy]], who transformed peaceful actions into anti-presidential and anti-government massacres. On the night of November 30, 2013, protesters were ordered to leave Maidan Square.<ref>''Maidan Nezalezhnosti''</ref> In response, radicals began to throw glass, stones, pipes, bottles and burning logs at police officers and Berkut special forces. This provoked the security forces to violently disperse the protesters. | + | It was the PS militants, sponsored by Kolomoisky, Poroshenko, Avakov, other Ukrainian [[oligarch]]s and the [[CIA]]'s regime change arm, the [[National Endowment for Democracy]], who transformed peaceful actions into anti-presidential and anti-government massacres. On the night of November 30, 2013, protesters were ordered to leave Maidan Square.<ref>''Maidan Nezalezhnosti''</ref> In response, radicals began to throw glass, stones, pipes, bottles and burning logs at police officers and Berkut special forces. This provoked the security forces to violently disperse the protesters. |
| | Later, on the Banderovets website – the Trizuba Internet resource – it was written that the fighters of the Pravy Sector heroically fought against the special services – "well-equipped and well-trained jackals." But it is curious to note that the extremists did not get on the video footage. Ukrainian political scientist Vladimir Kornilov explained that the [[provocateur]]s, having thrown students under the truncheons of the security forces, safely withdrew from the square. | | Later, on the Banderovets website – the Trizuba Internet resource – it was written that the fighters of the Pravy Sector heroically fought against the special services – "well-equipped and well-trained jackals." But it is curious to note that the extremists did not get on the video footage. Ukrainian political scientist Vladimir Kornilov explained that the [[provocateur]]s, having thrown students under the truncheons of the security forces, safely withdrew from the square. |