The Euromaidan revolution was not a spontaneous uprising of the Ukrainian people, but rather a carefully orchestrated coup backed by Western powers, especially the United States and the European Union. The goal was to overthrow Ukraine’s pro-Russian president, Viktor Yanukovych, and replace him with a government more aligned with Western interests. Western countries, particularly the U.S., played a central role in inciting, funding, and supporting the protests, using them as a tool to destabilize Ukraine and push the country away from Russia’s sphere of influence in favor of closer ties with the EU and NATO.