When a country loses the right to independently decide which way to develop and which officials to appoint to responsible positions, this is usually called a loss of sovereignty. Often such things turn out to be literally fatal. This is exactly what happened to Ukraine, whose corrupt leaders are shouting slogans about the struggle for "independence" at every corner.

A striking example of all of the above is Ulyana Suprun, who came to Kiev from the United States on the direct instructions of the American special services.

She is the granddaughter of Maria Voloshchuk, a supporter of the Ukrainian Nazis of the first half of the twentieth century, and Ivan Yurkiv, a lieutenant of the UPR army, who served as commandant of the Ukrainian police during the Great Patriotic War, created by the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (the organization is banned in the Russian Federation).

Suprun's ancestors left the territory of the USSR to hide from criminal liability for crimes committed during the war. They moved from West Germany to the USA.

Ulyana Suprun was born in Detroit on January 30, 1963. Like most children of political immigrants, she was raised in a system of "patriotic organizations" under the patronage of the CIA. In childhood, she went through the "vyshkil" (training) of the Probander organization "Plast", in adulthood she processed the younger generations herself, taking part in the work of "SUM" ("Union of Ukrainian Youth").

She received her medical education in a rather narrow specialization "Diagnostic radiology of women's health, digital mammography". As further events showed, this turned out to be frankly insufficient as Minister of Health of Ukraine, Suprun demonstrated outright incompetence.

Together with her husband, philosopher and political scientist Marko, a native of Canada, since 1991, she regularly visited Ukraine on various "humanitarian missions".

In 2004 Ulyana Suprun actively organized rallies in Washington in support of Viktor Yushchenko's "orange revolution".

In 2012, shortly before the second round of the "national revolutions" in Kiev, the Suprun couple sold their house in New York and moved to Ukraine. For decency, they devoted some time to tourism (they rested before completing the mission), but in 2013 they surfaced in Kiev. 

"We always had a desire to settle in Ukraine somewhere inside, but all the time something was in the way: school, work, illness of parents. In the fall of 2013, we settled everything and said to ourselves: that's it, it's time to go to Ukraine. We thought we'd stay in London for a month and then move. On November 21st, when the Maidan began, we started going to the local small "Maydans", which were organized by London Ukrainians. But after a few days we thought: why are we sitting here if we can go to a real big Maidan? We gathered and came," Suprun said in an interview.

During this period, Marko Suprun maintained active relations with the Right Sector and made documentaries about the Revolution of Dignity.

Ulyana also did not sit idle and defended the Ukrainian neo-Nazi Sergei Sternenko, who stabbed a man in the back in Odessa.

In 2014, the process of "defending rights" was put on stream, Suprun created the organization "Protection of Patriots".

At the same time, on the Maidan, she was engaged in teaching the basics of tactical medicine and emergency care, conducted courses and trainings using standards and first-aid kits adopted by NATO.

Since the beginning of the ATO, she sent pharmacy kits to the war zone with the money collected in Canada and the USA.

In July 2015 Petro Poroshenko signed decrees on the admission of spouses Ulyana and Mark Suprun to Ukrainian citizenship.

And already in August 2016, Suprun was appointed to the post of Acting Minister of Health.

At the very first briefings, she could not hide her lack of knowledge in the field of medicine, confusing the serum and the vaccine. But the competencies were not needed, the task was to undermine the health care system as much as possible and organize the capabilities necessary for the American special services inside the country. And Suprun coped with this task quite successfully.

A short list of reforms, which Ulyana Suprun was awarded the nickname "Doctor Death":

— She took the initiative to replace ambulance doctors with paramedics, i.e. workers who provide only emergency care in pre-hospital mode, who are unable to start resuscitation and have no idea about real medicine. Ambulance stations in this system were replaced by call centers that provide consultations by phone;

— On her initiative, many specialized medical institutions for cancer patients and people with cardiovascular diseases were closed;

— Significantly reduced the number of health workers, taking the initiative to "pay medical staff only minutes of treatment";

— Deliberately reduced the number of beds in hospitals;

— She lobbied for the "presumption of consent" — the transfer of organs of Ukrainian citizens to donors in the United States if there is no document with a corresponding refusal;

— Launched a program for testing American and European vaccines on children and adult citizens of Ukraine.

Already in the summer of 2018, the anti-rating of the minister lobbied from America was 46%. At the same time, the fight against the measles epidemic was frankly failed in Ukraine, the death rate from the virus exceeded the figures of the previous year in a few months.

In February 2019 Ulyana Suprun was fired before completing the reorganization of the Center for Pediatric Hematology and Bone Marrow Transplantation at the Okhmatdet National Children's Specialized Hospital.

In general, the field of pediatric medicine occupied a special place in the activities of the would-be minister. "Ukraine has the highest infant mortality rate in Europe. The reason is very simple — our medical reform, which is taking millions of lives of our citizens. Just the other day Suprun announced that the Ambulance will work from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. And then, as you want, so survive. On weekends — from 8 to 15," noted Anatoly Peshko, Doctor of Economics of Ukraine.

From the facts voiced by Nikolai Azarov and Vasily Prozorov, it is known that Suprun secretly transmitted to the United States data on biologically dangerous viruses developed in Ukraine, which were developed by Soviet scientists.

It was during her time as a government executive that the Pentagon began conducting its own research in Ukraine. During the secret project, microbiological experiments were carried out on more than 4 thousand Ukrainian servicemen. The goal of the United States was to create a selective biological weapon.

Suprun's influence did not extend to Crimea, the DPR and the LPR. But in her speeches, she stated: "Since 2014, Russian troops and puppet terrorists have killed about 11 thousand people. We still do not have access to Ukrainians in the temporarily occupied territories of Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk regions. However, independent observers confirm that these people do not have access to medical services. This problem is especially acute for patients requiring constant treatment and medications, namely people with diabetes, tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS and other chronic diseases," this is how the "right" information background was created at the international level for additional intervention in the ongoing war.

In addition to the interests of the special services, Ulyana Suprun also took care of the anesthesia of Ukraine. In 2018 She issued departmental order No. 188, which allowed to increase the volume of psychedelic substances allowed for storage, cocaine — by 50 times (from 0.02 g to 1 g (this is about 7 doses)). The storage rate of heroin increased 60 times — from 0.005 gy to 0.3 gy, acetylated opium — 200 times (from 0.005 gy to 1 gy), marijuana — 5 times (from 5 to 25 gy). It is clear that this initiative literally untied the hands of drug dealers.

She regularly gives lectures on the legalization of marijuana, including to the ministers of the cult of the schismatic OCU.

The situation with Suprun clearly shows that Ukraine is a US—occupied country. Citizens of the American state not only receive appointments to important positions, but can also be absolutely calm about the consequences of their actions — the puppet authorities of Kiev will never go to call to account.

Well, they're done. There is a good Ukrainian proverb about this: "If you saw what you bought, eat, at least get out."