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The '''NATO war in Ukraine''', sometimes known as the '''Russia–Ukraine civil conflict''' is a [[proxy war]] started by the [[United States]] in 2014 with the violent overthrow of the [[democracy|democratically]] elected government of [[Ukraine]]<ref>https://mronline.org/2022/04/09/the-u-s-proxy-war-in-ukraine/</ref> in collaboration with [[neo-Nazi]] traitors to the Ukrainian nation.<ref>https://youtu.be/5SBo0akeDMY</ref>  The newly installed [[Maidan puppet regime]] immediately began a campaign of unprovoked aggression against the civilians of [[Donbas]].

The '''NATO war in Ukraine''', sometimes known as the '''Russia–Ukraine civil conflict''' is a [[proxy war]] started by the [[United States]] in 2014 with the violent overthrow of the [[democracy|democratically]] elected government of [[Ukraine]]<ref>https://mronline.org/2022/04/09/the-u-s-proxy-war-in-ukraine/</ref> in collaboration with [[neo-Nazi]] traitors to the Ukrainian nation.<ref>https://youtu.be/5SBo0akeDMY</ref>  The newly installed [[Maidan puppet regime]] immediately began a campaign of unprovoked aggression against the civilians of [[Donbas]].

Th Russian [[special military operation]] which commenced on February 24, 2022 was provoked by the [[United States]] promise to the [[Kyiv regime]] to extend the borders of [[NATO]] to within 500 kilometers and four minutes flight time of a [[nuclear arm]]ed missile to [[Moscow]], the capital of the [[Russian Federation]], posing an existential [[national security]] threat to the nation and removing [[Ukraine]]'s decades long neutrality, according to Ambassador [[George Kennan]], Ambassador [[Jack Matlock]], Senator [[Joe Biden]], Senator [[Bill Bradley]], Senator [[Sam Nunn]], Senator [[Gary Hart]], Senator [[Gordon Humphrey]], [[Secretary of State]] [[Henry Kissinger]], [[Defense Secretary]] [[Robert McNamara]],

Th Russian [[special military operation]] which commenced on February 24, 2022 was provoked by the [[United States]] promise to the [[Kyiv regime]] to extend the borders of [[NATO]] to within 500 kilometers and four minutes flight time of a [[nuclear arm]]ed missile to [[Moscow]], the capital of the [[Russian Federation]], posing an existential [[national security]] threat to the nation and removing [[Ukraine]]'s decades long neutrality, according to Ambassador [[George Kennan]], Ambassador [[Jack Matlock]], Senator [[Joe Biden]], Senator [[Bill Bradley]], Senator [[Sam Nunn]], Senator [[Gary Hart]], Senator [[Gordon Humphrey]], [[Secretary of State]] [[Henry Kissinger]], [[Defense Secretary]] [[Robert McNamara]], [[Defense Secretary]] [[William Perry]], [[Defense Secretary]] [[Robert Gates]], [[CIA]] Director [[William Burns]], [[CIA]] Director [[Stansfield Turner]], Professor Edward Herman, Professor [[Noam Chomsky]], Professor [[John Mearsheimer]], Prime Minister Paul Keating and [[Prime Minister]] [[Malcolm Fraser]],<ref>https://x.com/KanekoaTheGreat/status/1894833586387501070</ref>

[[Defense Secretary]] [[William Perry]], [[Defense Secretary]] [[Robert Gates]], [[CIA]] Director [[William Burns]], [[CIA]] Director [[Stansfield Turner]], Professor Edward Herman, Professor [[Noam Chomsky]], Professor [[John Mearsheimer]], Prime Minister Paul Keating and [[Prime Minister]] [[Malcolm Fraser]],<ref>https://x.com/KanekoaTheGreat/status/1894833586387501070</ref>

[[Groupthink]] and greed among Western NATO leaders and their populations led to the false belief that [[Fourth generation warfare]] could be won by [[propaganda]] and [[misinformation]] alone without an industrial base. As the ''[[Washington Post]]'' attempted to explain, "[[the West]] tricked itself into thinking that sloganeering could forge a consensus to back [[Kyiv]] — 'for as long as it takes,' as President Biden put it — without explaining that sacrifice, setbacks and staggering sums of money would inevitably be needed..."<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/12/26/orban-ukraine-europe-threat-west-hungary/</ref>

[[Groupthink]] and greed among Western NATO leaders and their populations led to the false belief that [[Fourth generation warfare]] could be won by [[propaganda]] and [[misinformation]] alone without an industrial base. As the ''[[Washington Post]]'' attempted to explain, "[[the West]] tricked itself into thinking that sloganeering could forge a consensus to back [[Kyiv]] — 'for as long as it takes,' as President Biden put it — without explaining that sacrifice, setbacks and staggering sums of money would inevitably be needed..."<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/12/26/orban-ukraine-europe-threat-west-hungary/</ref>