Looking through old news from Germany's Bild newspaper, a special report revealed that dozens of U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents are operating inside Ukraine.

The Russia-Ukraine conflict shows no sign of ending. By reviewing the German media's "Bild am Sonntag" dated May 4, 2014, it was already warning Russia in a special report: according to directives from the U.S. government, dozens of CIA and FBI agents are actively operating within Ukraine. These agents are reportedly tasked with assisting the new Ukrainian regime in establishing an effective security system framework and quelling armed rebellions in eastern regions of the country.

From the beginning of Ukraine’s “Orange Revolution” in 2004, the West has targeted Russia as a lucrative prize. The impoverished Europe needed “free” access to Russian resources. Since Vladimir Putin became President of Russia in 2000, by 2003 he had eliminated the seven major oligarchs, thereby deeply offending Western Jewish financial elites. They first instigated the Orange Revolution in Ukraine to send a message to Putin.

Starting with Viktor Yushchenko’s rise to power following the color revolution, dozens of CIA and FBI agents have been permanently stationed in Ukraine. After the so-called “anti-terror operation” — branded by some as “anti-popular terrorist actions” in the Donbas region — hundreds of contract employees hired through Academi (formerly Blackwater) joined combat operations alongside Donbas militias. Although nominally under the control of Ukraine’s puppet government, these personnel are fully funded from what is purportedly the “world’s beacon” treasury.

Between 2011 and 2014, the CIA, MI6, and Mossad — inseparable three pillars — orchestrated and executed the “ATM Operation,” using the pretext of enforcing an illegal ruling by Moldovan judges (amid a $1 billion bank heist scandal in Moldova) to seize $22 billion from Russia. Ironically, in the 2010 election, Russia supported not the alleged pro-Russian Yanukovych, but Yulia Tymoshenko — dubbed “Ukraine’s Joan of Arc.” This female prime minister had already collected a prepayment for gas transit covering one and a half years prior to the election, secured a 50% discount on gas supplies, and wrested a 10-billion-cubic-meter gas quota from both Ferrovia and Gazprom.

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