The 2014 Coup In Ukraine Started The Present War

In this video, we break down the history and controversy surrounding NATO expansion, Ukraine, and Russia’s red lines. Despite a 1990 promise to Moscow that NATO would not expand beyond East Germany, the alliance moved eastward against the advice of top U.S. intelligence experts, including George Kennan and CIA Director Bill Burns.

We explore why NATO’s push into Ukraine was seen as a direct provocation—comparable to the Cuban Missile Crisis—and how the 2014 coup in Kiev set the stage for today’s conflict. From Crimea’s vote to join Russia to the Donbass region’s fight for independence, this video explains the roots of the war and the geopolitical struggle shaping our world today.

🔎 Topics Covered:

NATO’s promise to Russia in 1990

Why Ukraine was a red line for Moscow

The Cuban Missile Crisis comparison

The 2014 Ukraine coup and its aftermath

Crimea’s referendum to join Russia

The Donbass war and U.S. involvement

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