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COMMENT: In FTR #967, we high­light­ed an anti-Russ­ian gam­bit by Trump’s spook point man for his Russ­ian oper­a­tions, in which he col­lab­o­rat­ed with a Pravy Sek­tor Ukrain­ian fas­cist named Andrii Arte­menko. Designed to wean Ukraine off of the old Sovi­et elec­tri­cal grid, there­by fur­ther dis­tanc­ing Ukraine from Rus­sia, the project was any­thing but a “pro-Russ­ian” con­spir­a­cy.

In FTR #‘s 1022 and 1023, we high­light­ed Paul Man­afort’s net­work­ing with Ser­hiy Lovochkin (also translit­er­at­ed as Lyovochkin) and his sis­ter in arrang­ing the suc­cess­ful tran­si­tion of Ukraine from the Russ­ian into the West­ern orbit. Lovochkin and his sis­ter appear to have been wit­ting agents in the Maid­an sniper provo­ca­tion that led to the coup that brought the OUN/B suc­ces­sor orga­ni­za­tions to the fore.

The pres­ence of both Lovochkin (Lyovochkin) and Arte­menko at Trump’s inau­gu­ra­tion was spun by The New York Times as some­how con­not­ing Russ­ian col­lu­sion by Trump & com­pa­ny. The article–predictably failed to note Arte­menko’s overt fas­cist affil­i­a­tion, Lovochk­in’s deci­sive role in the Maid­an provo­ca­tion and Sater’s pro­found intel­li­gence con­nec­tions.

“Curi­ous Crush of Ukraini­ans at Inau­gur­al” by Ken­neth P. Vogel, Scott Shane, Mark Mazzetti and Julia Mendel; The New York Times [West­ern Edi­tion]; p. A17.

. . . . Mr. Man­afort relayed a request to have Mr. Kil­imnik pass the polling data to two Ukrain­ian oli­garchs who had arranged or pro­vid­ed financ­ing for Rus­sia-aligned Ukrain­ian polit­i­cal par­ties for which Mr. Man­afort had worked. One of the oli­garchs, Ser­hiy Lyovochkin, attend­ed the Lib­er­ty Ball, accord­ing to one per­son famil­iar with the guest list and anoth­er who saw him there. . . .

. . . . Oth­er Ukraini­ans who came to Wash­ing­ton dur­ing the inau­gu­ra­tion said pros­e­cu­tors had been ask­ing wide-rang­ing ques­tions.

“I have been inter­ro­gat­ed twice by the F.B.I. and Mr. Mueller,” said Andrii V. Arte­menko, who came to the inau­gu­ra­tion as a Ukrain­ian mem­ber of Par­lia­ment bear­ing a peace pro­pos­al that was lat­er crit­i­cized as pro-Russ­ian. . . .

. . . . Days after the inau­gu­ra­tion, Mr. Arte­menko trav­eled to New York to dis­cuss his peace plan with Michael D. Cohen, who was then Mr. Trump’s lawyer, and a for­mer busi­ness part­ner of the president’s, Felix H. Sater, who had helped Mr. Trump scout deals in Rus­sia. Mr. Cohen sub­se­quent­ly hand-deliv­ered the peace plan to Mr. Fly­nn a week before Mr. Fly­nn was forced to resign after being caught lying about his own dis­cus­sion of sanc­tions with the Russ­ian ambas­sador. . . .