Difference between revisions of "Vitali Klitschko"
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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" 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. | + | 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> | ||
Revision as of 19:17, May 11, 2023
Vitali Klitschko (also Wladimir Klitschko) was elected mayor of Kyiv in 2014.[2] He formerly was WBO world champion in the heavyweight class.
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, Russian for "strike", funded by the US regime change outfit National Endowment for Democracy) prior to the U.S.-backed 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.[3]
During the NATO war in Ukraine it was reported that Klitschko volunteered as a Leopard 2 tank driver mechanic.[4]
Klitschko is a member of the state-run Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Kiev Patriarchy.
References
- ↑ https://askeptic.substack.com/p/battlefield-update-2023-05-10-2
- ↑ http://msn.foxsports.com/boxing/story/vitali-klitschko-former-heavyweight-champ-elected-mayor-of-kiev-052714
- ↑ https://worldpolicy.org/2014/02/07/a-digital-movement-protests-in-ukraine-go-global/
- ↑ https://simplicius76.substack.com/p/sitrep-226-urgent-update