[AnonCoward42]

> The "coup" narrative is a myth. It's just talking point you read somewhere, thought it sounded nifty, and never thought to fact-check or question the logic behind.

You never thought for yourself it seems and just throw fact-check around. Janukowytsch was elected president of the country and was forcibly removed from that function. If you like him or not, it's by definition a coup.

> In any case political events in independent countries are none of Russia's business.

This is also true for the US and the EU. Why do we fund movements to overthrow foreign governments? It's not even a secret that the US does this all the time. It even got their own name: color revolutions.

[aguaviva]

Janukowytsch was elected president of the country and was forcibly removed from that function. If you like him or not, it's by definition a coup.

That's not what a coup d'état is. Check the definition please, and try again.

It's also not correct to say he was simply forcibly removed from that function.