Quo Vadis, Ukraine?
‘Color revolution’ has been a newly invented device within the context of ‘soft power’ applied to mostly East European countries in order to change the existing government and power structure and to bring in new leaders and parties that would be more pliable to the demands of the Western development projects. ‘Color revolutions’ have been successfully played out in Serbia, Kyrgyzstan, and Georgia. They have been tried in the Ukraine in 2004 and 2013 with missed results. Usually they leave the country in the state of economic chaos resembling the ‘failed state’ paradigm, but they give power to virulent anti-Russian force. The ‘color revolution’ in Kiev 2014 performed on a pattern similar to events before, is an object of analysis in this article. In my article, I show a close relationship between leaders of 2014 Kiev Euro-Maydan, from the one hand, and U.S. and European governmental and non-governmental organizations, as well as with Western intelligence agencies, from the other hand. Given this fact, Russia''s position should be seen as a reaction of the peace guarantor (and guarantor of multipolar world), which is the only remaining one in the Western geopolitical space.