Topic: Viktor Yanukovych

Gerald Celente criticizes the $100 billion sent to the military-industrial complex while the U.S. rots internally. He provides a history of the 2014 Ukraine coup involving Victoria Nuland and warns that Moscow is now signaling a direct nuclear clash with the West. Celente emphasizes that the world is currently at its most dangerous point since the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Celente expresses support for RFK Jr. and Donald Trump's stances against the Ukraine war. He criticizes the 2014 U.S.-led coup in Ukraine and the subsequent violation of the Minsk agreements. Celente also attacks religious leaders and politicians like Joe Biden for supporting war, calling it a betrayal of the "peace" central to their professed faiths.

Scott Bennett claims the 2014 overthrow of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych was driven by his rejection of EU LGBTQ policies and chemical biolabs. He predicts a "V for Vendetta" moment in Europe where citizens will overthrow their leaders as the military infrastructure collapses, leaving the U.S. to pivot against its own people.

Joel Skousen describes the 2014 Maidan Revolution in Ukraine as a "false coup" orchestrated to install a pro-Western appearing president who would antagonize Russian-speaking populations. He notes that the sudden withdrawal of the Berkut riot police allowed protesters to take the presidential palace without resistance. This maneuver allegedly provided Vladimir Putin with the pretext needed to annex Crimea and intervene in the Donbas region.

Gerald Celente explains the origins of the Ukraine war, citing the 2014 overthrow of Viktor Yanukovych and the subsequent violation of the Minsk Agreement. He argues that Ukraine had been "killing its own people" in the Donbass region for eight years prior to the Russian invasion. Celente asserts that the conflict would have ended months ago if NATO had not continued to send "weapons of death."

The mainstream media is accused of ignoring US war atrocities in Libya and the Donbass region while focusing exclusively on Russian actions in Ukraine. Celente recounts the 2014 overthrow of the Ukrainian government and the subsequent destruction of Libya, once the richest country in Africa. He also mocks the hypocrisy of leaders like Nancy Pelosi and Boris Johnson, who ignore their own rules and moral standards.

The history of NATO expansion since 1991 is reviewed, noting violations of the Reagan-Gorbachev agreement. The 2014 overthrow of Viktor Yanukovych in Ukraine is cited as a key turning point orchestrated by Western powers. President Biden is criticized for visiting Lockheed Martin to promote the delivery of "lethal weapons" while identifying as a Catholic.

A report by Greg Reese details the 2014 Maidan Revolution in Ukraine, characterizing it as a CIA-orchestrated color revolution funded by George Soros and Western NGOs. The report claims that snipers fired on protesters to incite violence and that the subsequent government was installed to serve the interests of the IMF. It further asserts that the 2014 annexation of Crimea was a legitimate vote by the local population to rejoin Russia.

The Trends Journal provides a detailed report on the 2014 overthrow of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, featuring leaked audio of Victoria Nuland selecting his successor. Celente explains that the coup was orchestrated by the U.S. after Yanukovych rejected an IMF deal in favor of a better offer from Russia. He also highlights NATO's continued eastward expansion as a primary driver of the current military hostilities.