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==Western-backed regime change: 2011/2015==

==Western-backed regime change: 2011/2015==

''See main article: [[Euromaidan coup]]''

''See main article: [[Euromaidan coup]]''

 

2010 [[Viktor Yanukovych]] and his pro-Russian "Party of Regions" won the free, fair, open and [[democracy|democratic]] presidential election certified by the [[Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe]] (OSCE).  

2010 [[Viktor Yanukovych]] and his pro-Russian "Party of Regions" won the free, fair, open and [[democracy|democratic]] presidential election certified by the [[Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe]] (OSCE).  

Let us summarize: in September 2013, according to the information presented to me, several dozen Ukrainian students of the Polytechnic University will come to Poland, at the invitation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In fact, they are members of the Right Sector, an extreme right-wing and nationalist Ukrainian group led by [[Dmytro Jarosz]] – he declined to comment on his visit to Legionowo."<br>''Maidan secret state secret: Polish training camp for Ukrainians,'' Marek Miszczuk, NIE (“meaning “NO”) (original article in Polish).  Published 14 April 2014. </ref>

Let us summarize: in September 2013, according to the information presented to me, several dozen Ukrainian students of the Polytechnic University will come to Poland, at the invitation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In fact, they are members of the Right Sector, an extreme right-wing and nationalist Ukrainian group led by [[Dmytro Jarosz]] – he declined to comment on his visit to Legionowo."<br>''Maidan secret state secret: Polish training camp for Ukrainians,'' Marek Miszczuk, NIE (“meaning “NO”) (original article in Polish).  Published 14 April 2014. </ref>

 

86 fighters from the then prepared Euromaidan protests flew over the Vistula River into Poland in September 2013 at the invitation of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The pretext was to start cooperation between the Warsaw University of Technology and the National University of Technology in Kyiv. But they were in [[Poland]] to receive special training to overthrow Ukraine’s government. … Day 3 and 4 – theoretical classes: crowd management, target selection, tactics and leadership. Day 5 – training in behavior in stressful situations. Day 6 – free without leaving the center. Day 7 – pre-medical help. Day 8 – protection against irritating gases. Day 9 – building barricades. And so on and on for almost 25 days. The program includes … classes at the shooting range (including three times with sniper rifles!), tactical and practical training in the assault on buildings.<ref>[https://moderndiplomacy.eu/2022/04/19/history-of-the-ukrainian-war/ History of the Ukraine War], Eric Zuese, ''Modern Diplomacy'', April 2011.</ref>

86 fighters from the then prepared Euromaidan protests flew over the Vistula River into Poland in September 2013 at the invitation of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The pretext was to start cooperation between the Warsaw University of Technology and the National University of Technology in Kyiv. But they were in [[Poland]] to receive special training to overthrow Ukraine’s government. … Day 3 and 4 – theoretical classes: crowd management, target selection, tactics and leadership. Day 5 – training in behavior in stressful situations. Day 6 – free without leaving the center. Day 7 – pre-medical help. Day 8 – protection against irritating gases. Day 9 – building barricades. And so on and on for almost 25 days. The program includes … classes at the shooting range (including three times with sniper rifles!), tactical and practical training in the assault on buildings.<ref>[https://moderndiplomacy.eu/2022/04/19/history-of-the-ukrainian-war/ History of the Ukraine War], Eric Zuese, ''Modern Diplomacy'', April 2011.</ref>