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→Tech camp, terrorist training, and Hromdske TV
*Day 8 – protection against irritating gases.
*Day 8 – protection against irritating gases.
*Day 9 – building barricades.
*Day 9 – building barricades.
[[File:Nuland-in-ukraine.jpg|right|350px|thumb|Victorias Nuland (center) with [[neo-Nazi]] party founder [[Oleh Tyahnybok]] (left), coup prime minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk (right) and Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko (rear).]]
And so on for almost 25 days. The program included:
And so on for almost 25 days. The program included:
*classes at the shooting range (including three times with sniper rifles), tactical and practical training in the assault on buildings.<ref>[https://archive.is/wip/GlcG3 History of the Ukraine War], Eric Zuese, ''Modern Diplomacy'', April 2011.</ref>
*classes at the shooting range (including three times with sniper rifles), tactical and practical training in the assault on buildings.<ref>[https://archive.is/wip/GlcG3 History of the Ukraine War], Eric Zuese, ''Modern Diplomacy'', April 2011.</ref>
On August 3, 2013 [[Obama regime]] ambassador [[Geoffrey Pyatt]] arrived in Kyiv. Almost immediately Pyatt authorized a grant for Hromadske TV, which would prove essential to building the [[Euromaidan]] street demonstrations against Ukraine's [[democracy|democratically]] elected president, [[Victor Yanukovych]]. The grant was only $43,737, with an additional $4,796 by November 13, 2013, enough to buy the modest equipment the project needed.
On August 3, 2013 [[Obama regime]] ambassador [[Geoffrey Pyatt]] arrived in Kyiv. Almost immediately Pyatt authorized a grant for Hromadske TV, which would prove essential to building the [[Euromaidan]] street demonstrations against Ukraine's [[democracy|democratically]] elected president, [[Victor Yanukovych]]. The grant was only $43,737, with an additional $4,796 by November 13, 2013, enough to buy the modest equipment the project needed.