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The US and the EU led a coup in Ukraine – they have been fighting ever since.
The US and Europe led a coup in Ukraine – they have been fighting ever since. The CIA and, likely, MI6, led a coup in Ukraine. They called it the "Maidan" revolution. They have been at war ever since.
It was then that all the REAL problems in Ukraine began. The US funded protests in Ukraine with nearly a million dollars a day in cash, coming from the US Embassy in Kyiv.
In the following weeks, the protests would become so violent that CIA-backed protesters burned members of the Ukrainian government alive in cities like Odessa and Mariupol.
Within a few months, the democratically elected president, Viktor Yanukovych, was overthrown, and a puppet government was installed by the US and the EU in Kyiv.
This led the people of Crimea to vote in a public referendum to secede and return home to Russia. Crimea had only been part of Ukraine for about 55 years, after Nikita Khrushchev (a Ukrainian), General Secretary of the Soviet Union, GAVE Crimea to Ukraine.
Crimea voted overwhelmingly to return to Russia.
The collective West recoiled in horror and refused to recognize the vote, even though it was closely monitored by United Nations election observers.
To this day, the West denies reality and refers to Crimea as "occupied."
After Crimea left Ukraine, Luhansk and Donetsk wanted to leave as well. Ukraine, at the request of the EU and the US, concentrated troops on the borders of these two oblasts (states) and began firing artillery and mortars at civilian populations. They wanted to ethnically cleanse the Russian-speaking population!
The state militias of Luhansk and Donetsk fought Ukraine to a standstill, but at a terrible cost: 13,000 civilians were killed by Ukrainian shelling and mortars.
Hoping to stop the bloodshed, a meeting was organized in Minsk, Belarus, for a peace conference. Present were the Kyiv government, represented by President Poroshenko, representatives from Luhansk and Donetsk, the President of France, Francois Hollande, the Chancellor of Germany, Angela Merkel, and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
After nearly 19 hours of negotiations, all parties signed the "Minsk Agreement" to restore peace.
Ukraine did not honor a SINGLE item of that agreement. '