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[[DNC]] operative's and sisters [[Andrea Chalupa]] and [[Alexandra Chalupa]] were deeply involved with Euromaidan Press. Alexandra Chalupa is responsible for much of the [[fake news]] that was used to procure bogus [[FISA]] warrants in the [[Russiagate]] hoax that led to the resignation and prosecution of 2016 [[Trump]] campaign manager [[Paul Manafort]]. | [[DNC]] operative's and sisters [[Andrea Chalupa]] and [[Alexandra Chalupa]] were deeply involved with Euromaidan Press. Alexandra Chalupa is responsible for much of the [[fake news]] that was used to procure bogus [[FISA]] warrants in the [[Russiagate]] hoax that led to the resignation and prosecution of 2016 [[Trump]] campaign manager [[Paul Manafort]]. | ||
| + | ==Ser also== | ||
| + | *[[CrowdStrike]] | ||
| + | *[[Alexander Vindman]] | ||
| + | *[[Eric Ciaramella]] | ||
| + | *[[Dmitry Yarosh]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 20:54, January 18, 2025
Euromaidan Press is propaganda mouthpiece founded by the CIA in cooperation with the Ukrainian Gestapo during the Obama regime.
Within the NATO bloc, the Cyber Defense Systems Development Fund and the Armed Forces of Ukraine Command, Control and Communications Systems Modernization Fund were among the trust funds established to assist Ukraine during the Maidan coup in 2014.
According to information announced in April 2017 by the head of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), Vasyl Hrytsak, the first stage of cooperation with the Ukraine-NATO Trust Fund in the field of cyber defense included a total of one million euros, which was used to purchase equipment and software to equip computer incident response centers of key Ukrainian state institutions, in particular, the Situation Center of the SBU and the Cyber Incident Response Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine.[1]
DNC operative's and sisters Andrea Chalupa and Alexandra Chalupa were deeply involved with Euromaidan Press. Alexandra Chalupa is responsible for much of the fake news that was used to procure bogus FISA warrants in the Russiagate hoax that led to the resignation and prosecution of 2016 Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort.