“{Yanokovitch was democratically elected President in 2010 to a four year term.”
Maybe he was, and maybe not; more than likely he was not, “democratically elected President in 2010,” because of the same kind of vote fraud committed ten years earlier. Remember, he had to resign his office then too because of the illegalities of his election and misconduct in office.
“His last official act on Feb. 21 2014 was to sign a negotiated power-sharing agreement with the opposition leadership that included a time-table to reform the Ukrainian Constitution and hold new elections.
This negotiated agreement was also signed by all three opposition leaders and witnessed by the foreign ministers of France, Poland, and Germany as well as a special representative from the Russian Federation, all of whom recognized Yanokovich as the lawful President of Ukraine acting in his official capacity at the time.”
No, “His last official act on Feb. 21 2014 was to” tender his verbal resignation from the Office of the President to members of the Verkhona Rada (Ukrainian parliament). Yanukovich then proceeded to flee Kiev and the potential arrest and prosecution for his role in the kidnapping, torture, and murder of political and journalist opponents; and he retracted his verbal resignation by falsely claiming he did not resign and fleeing Kiev to avoid appearing before the Verkhona Rada to formally acknowledge his resignation. Subsequently, Yanukovych claimed to perform a number of official acts in his pretended official capacity as President. These later pretended official acts included sending a formal letter on 1 March 2014 to Vladimir Putin requesting the Russian armed forces to intervene in the Ukraine against the Ukrainian armed forces, which was making war upon the Ukraine and an act of treason. So, no matter how you attempt to spin your half truths and falsehoods about the events, Yanukovich and his opponents are in agreement that his last official act was certainly not the “negotiated power-sharing agreement” of 21 February 2014.
“Hours after signing that internationally notarized power-sharing agreement Yanokovitch was accosted by an armed mob of Maidan radicals as he tried to leave the capital to attend a planned gathering of his political Party of Regions members in Kharkov.”
There is no such evidence of Yanukovich being personally attacked by anyone, because he was very well protected by his bodyguards, especially his Russian bodyguards who arranged for him to flee to Russia.
“These same armed radicals took over the Parliament building and other government Ministry offices, threatened and assaulted elected members of Parliament, and attempted to force an impeachment vote which ultimately failed to attract the constitutionally required number to impeach the President.”
On the contrary, Yanukovych with the direction and assistance of Russian intelligence agents serving in the Ukrainian leadership positions used the Communist Party and Party of Regions to unlawfully overthrow the rule of law in the Verkhona Rada by pretending to pass legislation described as the “Dictatorship laws” by excluding all opposition Members of Parliament from the voting with unlawful parliamentary procedures (i.e. vote fraud).
When those extremist efforts to violently suppress the elected members of the parliament and their supporters among the protestors, Yanukovych and his Russian intelligence agents increased the use of deadly force, kidnappings, torture, and murder to suppress dissent to his unlawful acts and mass killings.
The impeachment vote did not occur until after Yanukovych had already verbally resigned and abandoned his office as president, fled arrest and prosecution for his crimes and mass killings, denied his resignation as President, and fled into Russia. So, Yanukovych was fleeing arrest and prosecution by the remnants of his own caretaker government for his multitude of criminal acts and not the Euromaidan protestors demanding he be held accountable for those criminal acts.
“The entire Yanokovitch government was subsequently removed from power through a series of extra-constitutional parliamentary maneuvers while armed radicals ‘guarded’ the building.”
Here you lie yet again, because it was Yanukovych and his Russian intelligence agents in the Ukrainian Government who used the Communist Party and the Party of Regions to engage in “a series of extra-constitutional parliamentary maneuvers while armed radicals ‘guarded’ the Yanukovych administration” as the Communist and Party of Regions attempted to violently attack, disrupt, suppress, and disperse all political opponents on the Euromaidan and elsewhere using the “Dictatorship laws” and other pretenses.
“Fearing for their well being as well as his own, the President took his family over the border to Rostov on Don, Russia.”
Fearing arrest and prosecution for his crimes and the crimes of his son, Yanukovych was conducted into Russia by his Russian intelligence bodyguards.
“Now you can try to spin that sequence of events any way your liberal interventionist heart desires, but it still amounts to a ‘violent overthrow of a democratically elected president’.”
On the contrary, it was Yanukovych and his Russian intelligence sponsors who perpetrated the illegal and “violent” overthrow of the legitimate Verkhona Rada and Ukrainian constitution; until the citizens and opposition members of parliament peacefully and then defensively when needed put their own life, liberty, and limb at risk to restore the rule of law which Yanukovych, the Communists, the Party of Regions, and the Russian intelligence services had systematically been destroying in the Ukraine with brutal armed force.
Of course there is.
The attack was reported by Ukraine's foreign minister Leonid Kozhara at the time, and later confirmed by Poland's foreign minister Rado Sikorksi, who was in Kiev when it happened.
A phoney ad hoc attempt to legitimize the Maidan coup which led to Ukie junta taking power.