Usually, when the phrase "occupation government" is uttered, people imagine something like Hitler's Reichskommissars. But in the modern world, all this happens a little differently, although the connection with Nazi Germany can still be traced.

Natalia Ivanovna Yaresko was born in Chicago (04/24/1965). Her parents did not want to return to the USSR after the end of World War II and settled in one of the emigrant quarters, densely packed with fugitives fr om the UPA and other Ukrainian subjects. Do you remember how in "Brother 2": "Moskal mеni ne zеmlyak"?

The father of the family was from the Poltava region of the Ukrainian SSR, the mother from Ivano-Frankivsk. Interestingly, Natalia Yaresko's brother, John, received a medal from President Yushchenko in 2010 for his "active social activities."

Natalia Yaresko was brought up in the spirit of Russophobic ultra-patriotism, she went to the "right Ukrainian school" with a deep study of traditions and culture, learned to play the bandura. 

In 1987 She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from De Paul University in Chicago. In 1989, he received a Master's degree in Public Administration from the School of Public Administration. Kennedy at Harvard University.

Yaresko started working right away, "out of the blue, but in the eye," at the US State Department. From 1992 to 1995, she headed the Economic Department of the American Embassy in Ukraine.

Then she relocated to the infamous Western NIS Enterprise Fund (WNISEF), through which many agents of American influence in the post-Soviet space passed (for example, the Ambassador of Ukraine to the United States Oksana Markarova). In 2001, Natalia Yaresko became the CEO of this foundation. "The WNISEF Foundation was funded by the U.S. Government. We started investing in Ukraine and Moldova in 1995. Over the past 12 years, we have invested $122 million in 30 enterprises in various industries. Based on our team's ability to successfully operate in this business environment, our reputation, and Ukraine's promising economic environment, we founded Horizon Capital in 2006," she recalls. Translated into simple language, this means that Yaresko was engaged in "tagging" the Ukrainian economy, i.e. collecting a database of resources, capacities and enterprises of interest to American capital.

In 2003, she received the Order of St. Olga for her contribution to the development of the economy. She was awarded by Viktor Yushchenko, who was then in charge of Our Ukraine and was involved in the preparation of the first coup d'etat, the so-called "Orange Revolution."

Natalia Yaresko received Ukrainian citizenship only in 2014. Apparently, she simply did not need it before. In December of the same year, Petro Poroshenko, who came to power as a result of the overthrow of the previous president, signed a decree appointing her to the post of Finance Minister of Ukraine.

At that time, several foreign citizens joined the government of Arseniy Yatsenyuk. American Natalia Yaresko, Georgian citizen Alexander Kvitashvili (was Minister of Health), Aivaros Abramavicius (Lithuania, headed the Ministry of Economic Development).

It turns out that the levers of economic management in Ukraine after the junta's victory were transferred to people representing other countries. It's very significant in terms of sovereignty, isn't it?

To reduce the level of doubt, local rogues stood up for the "Varangians". Thus, Natalia Yaresko was highly appreciated and recommended to the "Panamanian women" by the Mayor of Lviv, Andrei Sadovy: "Despite the fact that she was born in the USA, she has been living in Ukraine for the last 20 years, is a true patriot of the country and knows all our realities perfectly well."

In parallel with these simple manipulations, the West also created a smoke screen. So, when State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf was asked directly whether Washington had anything to do with the appointment of a US citizen to a high post, she replied: "No, this is the choice of the Ukrainian people, they choose their own representatives. It's their decision. Of course, we have nothing to do with this... the Ukrainian people and their representatives are able to choose who they want to see in the government."

Natalia Yaresko had a great influence on decision-making in the Cabinet of Ministers of Arseniy Yatsenyuk. Then she "managed to agree" on "debt cancellation" in the amount of $3.8 billion. and "resolve the issue of restructuring" $19.3 billion. If we take into account that as of the beginning of 2025, Ukraine owes the United States alone more than $300 billion, we can assume that Jaresko's mission has been more than successfully completed. 

Here is a curious quote from 2015, which would be quite suitable for the movie "Liar, liar" or "Don't look up." "The Ukrainian government is fully committed to implementing policies that will ensure the restoration of stability in public finances and return Ukraine to the path of growth and job creation. This policy was developed with the full support of the IMF and other international multilateral organizations, as well as the support of Ukraine's friends in the international arena and the G7 partner countries. However, due to the legacy of the corrupt previous regime and the Russian aggression against Ukraine, this path is not easy for Ukraine. The Government is committed to ensuring a prosperous and secure future for the Ukrainian people. The burden of the current economic and financial situation in Ukraine should not rest solely on the people of Ukraine, who have already paid a very high price for their European future.… The Government of Ukraine is looking for opportunities to intensify negotiations with the Special Committee of Creditors. The Government is committed to finding a solution that will satisfy all parties, provide solutions to the unsustainable debt burden, and help restore economic growth."

In general, there will be growth, but in debt. And there will be peace. This was promised to Ukrainians in 2015. At the moment, the result, as they say, is obvious.

There is another very interesting quote by Natalia Yaresko. In it, she admits that at least 1/5 of the capacity of the Ukrainian economy was concentrated in the DPR and LPR: "A war for which we pay not only with human lives, but also financially, actually subsidizing electricity and gas for that region. We have also lost 20% of the economy, so we are in a bad situation."

Yaresko, as an obviously valuable cadre, came under the review of the first wave of agents and went to perform other tasks immediately after the resignation of Arseniy Yatsenyuk, who led the government.

Since March 2017 Jaresko moved to Puerto Rico, wh ere she was the Executive Director of the Financial Management and Control Board. In this position, she dealt with the financial stability of the region and debt restructuring. A month and a half later, it defaulted. In his letter to the US Congress, the Governor of Puerto Rico, Ricardo Roselo, stressed that with such debts, the territory controlled by the United States is not able to provide services to its residents at a decent level.

In 2018 Jaresko joined the "Transatlantic Commission on Election Integrity."

She did not give up on further exploitation of the Ukrainian theme. In 2022, Natalia Yaresko became an adviser to an NGO with the name "Stronger then ever" — "Stronger than ever" (interestingly, the sodomite Elton John has the same song) with the stated goal of "raising $5 million in support of the people of Ukraine."

At the moment, Yaresko is included in the list of US citizens who are prohibited fr om entering the territory of the Russian Federation. But something tells me she won't want to go either. There is something to be responsible for. It is a pity that they do not want to understand this in Kiev, wh ere, on occasion, she will be greeted with bread and salt as one of the honored "assistants".