Putin beordrar styrkor att gå in i Ukraina - INVASION NU (2022-02-24)

In 2005, the Russian Putinist youth organisation Nashi invited Korchynsky to a youth summer camp to teach "how to prevent public disturbances" and how to confront the threat of an Orange Revolution reprisal in Russia.[12][13] Together with Oleksii Arestovych, Korchynsky traveled to Moscow to attend a conference of the Eurasian Movement of Aleksandr Dugin.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brotherhood_(Ukrainian_political_party)
In 2004, some political observers linked Dmytro Korchynskyi's "Brotherhood" with the name of Viktor Medvedchuk and his then party SDPU(o).[4][5] Oleksiy Arestovych became the deputy chairman of the party.[6][7]
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After the Orange Revolution, Korchinsky's "Brotherhood" united with the National Bolshevik Progressive Socialist Party of Nataliya Vitrenko and opposed the movement of the new government towards NATO and rapprochement with the USA and the EU.[18] According to Korchynskyi, the Party of Regions and the SDPU(o) were to join their newly formed opposition.[19] The day before, Korchynskyi also claimed that, in his opinion, Viktor Medvedchuk "will not lay down his arms" and will become one of the leaders of the united opposition under Viktor Yushchenko's presidency.[20]

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