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Klitschko was a key leader in U.S.-directed [[Maidan coup]] which installed the [[neo-fascist]] [[Maidan regime]] in power in 2014.   

Klitschko was a key leader in U.S.-directed [[Maidan coup]] which installed the [[neo-fascist]] [[Maidan regime]] in power in 2014.   

In the formerly independent democratic [[Ukraine]], Klitschko was the leader of the foreign-backed anti-[[Viktor Yanukovych]] party Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform ([[UDAR]],  [[Russia]]n for "strike" backed by the [[NED]]) prior to the U.S.-backed [[Zelensky regime|Zelensky puppet regime]] outlawing all opposition parties.  

In the formerly independent democratic [[Ukraine]], Klitschko was the leader of the foreign-backed anti-[[Viktor Yanukovych]] party Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform ([[UDAR]],  [[Russia]]n for "strike" funded by the US [[regime change]] outfit [[National Endowment for Democracy]]) prior to the U.S.-backed [[Zelensky regime|Zelensky puppet regime]] outlawing all opposition parties.  

After the seizure of power by the U.S.-backed [[Maidan regime]], a [[Euro Maidan]] protest was held in [[New York]] on February 3, 2015 where Klitschko spoke with people waving Ukrainian flags. The event was organized by the [[Atlantic Council]]’s Adrian Karatnycky, and was attended by [[DNC]] operative [[Andrea Chalupa]] of [[Russiagate]] fame, who urged people to become Maidan activists through [[Twitter]].<ref>https://worldpolicy.org/2014/02/07/a-digital-movement-protests-in-ukraine-go-global/</ref>

After the seizure of power by the U.S.-backed [[Maidan regime]], a [[Euro Maidan]] protest was held in [[New York]] on February 3, 2015 where Klitschko spoke with people waving Ukrainian flags. The event was organized by the [[Atlantic Council]]’s Adrian Karatnycky, and was attended by [[DNC]] operative [[Andrea Chalupa]] of [[Russiagate]] fame, who urged people to become Maidan activists through [[Twitter]].<ref>https://worldpolicy.org/2014/02/07/a-digital-movement-protests-in-ukraine-go-global/</ref>