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==Maidan regime==

==Maidan regime==

Since the U.S.-backed coup in 2014 and the bringing to power "moderate rebel" neo-Nazis, extrajudicial killings, harassment, arbitrary detentions by the [[Security Service of Ukraine]], beatings and disappearances take place regularly.  Repressive measures accelerated and became even more brutal after anti-democratic dictator Volodymyr Zelensky declared martial law in February 2022.  The Ukrainian authorities and deputized ultra-nationalist groups seek out people who openly expressed criticism of the former post-Soviet government as well as the current U.S.-backed Maidan regime.  Threats, harassment and calls for violence have been and continue to be made against those who:

Since the U.S.-backed coup in 2014 and the bringing to power "moderate rebel" neo-Nazis, extrajudicial killings, harassment, arbitrary detentions by the [[Security Service of Ukraine]], beatings and disappearances take place regularly.  Repressive measures accelerated and became even more brutal after anti-democratic dictator Volodymyr Zelensky declared martial law in February 2022.  The Ukrainian authorities and deputized ultra-nationalist groups seek out people who openly expressed political views on the former post-Soviet government as well as criticism of the current U.S.-backed Maidan regime.  Threats, harassment and calls for violence have been and continue to be made against those who:

*publicly supported the [[Minsk Agreements]],

*publicly supported the [[Minsk Agreements]],

*are against “de-communization”,

*are against “de-communization”,