Epstein and Rothschilds sought to cash in on Ukraine’s Maidan coup




The sex offender who represented the banking family claimed “many opportunities” would arise after the deadly Western-backed putsch

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Pedophile sex-offender Jeffrey Epstein treated the 2014 Western-backed coup in Kiev as a lucrative business opportunity, newly released documents suggest.

The latest batch of Epstein-related files released by the US Department of Justice last week includes emails in which the disgraced financier sought to encourage his contacts, including Ariane de Rothschild and British billionaire Richard Branson, to cash in on the post-coup chaos in Ukraine.

In fact, Swiss bankers Edmond de Rothschild Group – headed by Ariane de Rothschild – did take over the business assets of the first post-coup president, Pyotr Poroshenko. It later got its hands on Ukrainian state energy giant Nafta, where it pulled strings and steered billions in state finances.

RT's Anastasia Volodina has the full story.

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