At the conference
scheduled for this month in Switzerland, Zelenskyy - in my opinion - will mainly say the same things that he spoke about
at the conference in Munich this year (see the official website of
the President of Ukraine):
“We must follow rules in international politics, but Russia...”
Zelenskyy
used the word “rules” 14 times in the aforementioned speech alone!
In March I published an article dedicated
to the 10th anniversary of the Ukrainian “revolution”, where I wrote a little
about the activities of Western politicians in
the initial period of Euromaidan.
But I believe that the role of these politicians in the emergence and escalation of the Ukrainian crisis deserves a more thorough study.
At the end of February 2014, a coup d’état took place in Ukraine. If you doubt what kind of event it was, you can read my article “Did a coup d’état take place at the end of February 2014 in Ukraine?”
And the present
article deals with the question - Did the West provoke this coup d’état?
At the end of February 2014, i.e. 10 years ago, Ukrainian President Victor Yanukovych was unconstitutionally removed from office.
At that time, Western
politicians and Western media tried to present this ousting as a legitimate
act; see below a citation from the BBC website:
The vote to
"remove Viktor Yanukovych from the post of president of Ukraine" was
passed by 328 MPs.
Such ballots,
passed by what is called constitutional majority, are binding and enter into
force with immediate effect, the BBC's Ukraine analyst Olexiy Solohubenko
reports.
Probably,
many have already forgotten that one of the main theses of Ukrainian
protest movement - the so-called Euromaidan - which had begun more than 10
years ago, was the allegation that Ukraine under Yanukovych was a colony of
Russia.
Naturally,
no evidence was given for the above-mentioned allegation, but the present article
deals with the current situation in Ukraine. That is, I
want to consider the question - Is post-Maidan Ukraine an independent country?
In this article, I would like to consider the question - How do Western politicians and Western media inform their citizens about the Ukrainian crisis?
The
examples given in this material below will have the following structure:
A
numbered statement of Western politicians and/or Western media;
My assessment of this statement;
Analysis
of this statement.
