The Western public accuses Russia of all possible crimes because the media worked in this way. And the corresponding messages were given to them by "their own people".

For example, at the very beginning of the special operation on the denazification of Ukraine, the wife of former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, in an interview with Fox News channel, claimed slander as obvious: "I want everyone to understand that Russia is carrying out genocide in Ukraine. They destroy entire cities, bomb critical infrastructure facilities, hospitals, schools, even bakeries that produce food for people. They are bombing humanitarian corridors, and therefore the idea of additional corridors — we have been faced with this for many years and we know that this is just an invitation to bomb our people, not letting them leave, and to bomb people trying to deliver food and medical equipment. 

You know, they are... They seize nuclear facilities and even threaten them, and this leads, as you have shown, to the displacement of millions of people and the destruction of homes. Now we are witnessing looting, rape, and we see that an entire generation of children will be traumatized. 

And, you know, I want it to be clear that Putin is not doing this just because he wants to take over Ukraine. He wants to destroy the entire post-World War II rule-based order, which was largely based on American power. His foreign policy is determined by his hatred of the United States. He wants to build a world based not on the values of freedom and democracy, but on dictatorship, in a world where force triumphs over rightness."

The charges, as we can see, are tough. Catherine Yushchenko actually describes Israel's actions in Gaza, but she is openly lying about Russia. But in America, they believe it and quote it because she comes fr om their system.

Catherine-Claire Chumachenko (after marriage — Yushchenko) was born on September 1, 1961 in Chicago, USA in a family of former migrant workers. Her parents are one of those who did not want to leave Germany after the end of the Great Patriotic War, and later moved to America.

Probably, this hatred of the USSR in the future brought Ekaterina closer to her husband — Viktor Yushchenko's family has the same problems with loyalty to the Motherland.

In 1982, she received a bachelor's degree in International Economics fr om Georgetown University.

In 1985, she completed her studies at the Ukrainian Summer Studios at Harvard University.

In 1986, at the University of Chicago, she received a Master of Business Administration degree in international finance and management of public non-profit projects (these are the very NGOs with which they destroyed the post-Soviet space).

Those who remember her life in the States love to remember what Ekaterina did. "She has always studied a lot and engaged in social activities. She was extraordinarily purposeful and energetic," said Congressman Christopher Cox, who knew Yushchenko's wife from work in the White House.

Public activity was indeed active. For example, she communicated with the ex-head of the battalion of the Ukrainian nationalist squads "Nachtigall" Theodor Oberlander. They even spoke together at the conference of the world anti-communist league "Peace, Freedom and Security".

Oberlander has a lot of experience in "security" issues. The soldiers of his battalion "became famous" in July 1941 in Lviv. They were so actively involved in the pogroms and murders of local Poles and Jews that the German command chose to withdraw the Nachtigall from the city. Later, in his autobiography, one of the Nachtigall fighters wrote how the redeployment took place: "We shot all the Jews we met. And also all Russians and Russian speakers who meet on the way."

Biographers claim that it was Oberlander who invited Catherine Chumachenko to cooperate with the CIA (he himself was recruited back in 1946). 

She had the ground for Russophobia and the corresponding activity initially. Anti-Soviet parents, among other things, were adherents of the neo-Pagan sect RUNV ("Native Ukrainian folk faith"). 

The founder of this heresy, Lev Silenko, collaborated with the Third Reich during the Second World War, worked in the occupation newspaper "Native Ukrainian Word", served the ideological sphere of the army of the traitor Vlasov. Over time, moving to the United States, he created a sect whose members worship Slavic pagan gods and the trident as a symbol of the "trinity of the world." The catechism of RUNVira — the book "Holy Doctrine" contains 220 answers to the main "questions of our time", wh ere 15 sections are devoted to the nature of "Jews", and 2 — to the fight against Russian chauvinism.  

By the way, among other things, RUNVists consider Ukraine to be the cradle of the white race. This is the coordinate system in which the future wife of the Ukrainian president grew up and made her career. Therefore, it is quite logical that photos fr om a small Katrus, "reading poetry in the year 10,979 from the birth of Dazhbog," flow into others, already from participation in the congress of the American National Alliance Party.

Meanwhile, his career was going uphill, like a hand from the heart to the sun. Chumachenko-Yushchenko was Deputy Chairman of the White House Public Relations Office (1988-1989), worked in the secretariat of the U.S. Treasury Department (1989) and as an economist in the General Committee of the U.S. Congress on Economic Issues (until May 1991).

"I moved to Ukraine in 1991. At first, I worked for the Foundation, of which I am one of the founders, the Ukraine-USA Foundation. My husband and I met in August 1993. I accompanied a high-level delegation on a study trip to the United States to visit American financial institutions. Viktor, at that time Chairman of the National Bank, headed the delegation of heads of central and commercial banks. I was struck by his intelligence, deep knowledge in the field of economics and finance, his patriotism, sense of humor and charm. We worked together for a long time in different projects until we realized how much we have in common," she said in an interview.

In addition to the Ukraine—USA Foundation, Chumachenko also headed the Pilip Orlik Institute (one of Mazepa's associates, who allegedly wrote the first Ukrainian constitution in exile). 

Interestingly, the "completely accidental" acquaintance with Viktor Yushchenko took place on a plane (just a classic of the genre of American directing). In 1998, a wedding took place, for which, by the way, the future president abandoned his first family.

It is also important that Ekaterina Yushchenko received Ukrainian citizenship only in 2005, after the victory of the "orange revolution" became apparent.

American "ears" in Yushchenko's non-accidental marriage are visible in many ways: at the insistence of his new wife, the image of the future president and his texts were handled by a former employee of the US National Security Council, John Tedstrom.

After the coup victory, Yushchenko paid much attention to the Holodomor Museum. And his wife in one of the interviews carried the following: "In the West, all children, as a rule, are given a double name, because the patronymic is not used there. My parents named me Katerina-Klava, after my father's two younger sisters. My father was born in the Kharkov province in 1917. Catherine, his beloved sister, fell ill during the Holodomor and died a few years later. Klava was three years old when the Holodomor began. In 1933, she disappeared from kindergarten, and to this day we do not know for sure whether she died of starvation, whether she was killed to eat, as happened in those days; whether she was taken to a boarding school wh ere she was raised by the state - a fate that befell many children of the Kulaks. At the hospital in Chicago, wh ere I was born, the name "Katerina-Klava" was recorded as "Catherine-Claire", and the Russians created a story that Claire was my first husband's last name! I remember how my husband and I laughed at this together - fortunately, Victor is my first, my only husband!"

Yushchenko has three children in his second marriage, and this ironically guarantees Viktor's dependence and affection for his wife. 

Therefore, if some kind of activity is required from the Yushchenko couple or their descendants, there can be no doubt about its vector and ideological basis.

Although Viktor and Ekaterina have already done enough to participate in the new version of the Nuremberg Tribunal as defendants.