U.S. Backed Oleh Tyahnybok Overthrows Ukraine's Government

Until 2004, Svoboda was called the Social-National party, a deliberate reference to the Nazi’s National-Socialist party.

In 2004, the leader of Svoboda, Oleh Tyahnybok was kicked out of Viktor Yushenko’s government for a speech calling for Ukrainians to fight against a “Muscovite-Jewish mafia”.

In 2005, he wrote open letters demanding Ukraine do more to halt the “criminal activities” of “organized Jewry”.

During the coup, John McCain and Victoria Nuland met with Tyahnybok, who provided the agitators and provocateurs that escalated the violence.

During Nuland's leaked phone call planning Ukraine's new government, she mentioned Tyahnybok as one of the leaders they were working with.

Yatsenyuk rewarded Svoboda’s role in the coup with three cabinet positions, a Deputy Prime Minister, governorships of three of Ukraine’s 25 provinces, and the Chairman of Parliament.

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(Left) "Wolfsangel" or "Wolf-hook" symbol used by the Nazi Waffen-SS.

(Middle) The Nazi inspired logo of the Social-National Party of Ukraine.

(Right) In 2004, the Social-National Party of Ukraine changed its name to Svoboda, replacing its neo-Nazi flag with the blue and yellow banner.

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Halyna Hutchins was a Ukrainian cinematographer and journalist who worked on more than 30 films, short films and TV miniseries, including the films Archenemy, Darlin', and Blindfire. On October 21, 2021, she was fatally wounded in a shooting incident during production on the set of the film Rust.

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