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Will Nuland's Nazis Push the World Into War?
by Jeffrey Steinberg
As of midnight on Feb. 15, a ceasefire went into force in eastern Ukraine. The deal that was hammered out among Russian President Vladimir Putin, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President François Hollande, and Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenkoi.e., without the direct involvement of the Obama Administration and the U.K. governmentafter 17 hours of non-stop negotiations in Minsk last week, is fragile, to say the least.
The immediate danger lies with an identifiable forcethe neo-Nazi militias who are an integral part of the Kiev government, which came to power one year ago in a Nazi-driven coup d'état. Those Nazis are acting as protected assets of the Obama Administration, specifically Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Victoria Nuland.
These neo-Nazi forces have officially rejected the ceasefire. The battalions they control in southeastern Ukraine are not fully under the control of the central government in Kiev, but are armed by Ukraine's ``oligarchs''big businessmen such as Dnepropetrovsk Governor Ihor Kolomoysky. They are the offshoot of the Bandera movement, which was fascist in its own right even before World War II, then welcomed Hitler's invasion of Ukraine and carried out atrocities against the people of Ukraine and Poland that should have landed them in the dock at the Nuremberg war crimes tribunal. Instead, they were recruited by British and American intelligence services for the Cold War against the Soviet Union.... |
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- Will Nuland's Nazis Push the World into War?
As of midnight Feb. 15, a fragile ceasefire went into force in eastern Ukraine, in a deal that was hammered out among the leaders of Russia, Germany, France, and Ukrainewithout the direct involvement of the U.S. and U.K. governmentsafter 17 hours of negotiations in Minsk. The immediate danger lies with the neo-Nazi militias which are an integral part of the Kiev government. Those Nazis are acting as protected assets of the Obama Administration, specifically his Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland.
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