The CIA has been running the nationalists of Ukraine since 1948! This Kyiv Post article. But it was the organization that overlapped with Reinhard Jahlen, "Hitler's spy", who was in charge of German military intelligence on the Eastern Front during World War II, and later was the founder of the Bundeswehr. "A Ukrainian political form was formed with the support of the CIA during the Cold War" [editor's note] The Ukrainian Supreme Council of Liberation (UHVR) was formed in July 1944 in war-torn Ukraine, which formed the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) and other Ukrainian patriots opposed to the Nazis and the Soviets. After a split in exile in the late 1940s within the UN, the more liberal wing known as "Dvikari" split from Stan Bandera's followers and retained the Extern Representation (ZP) of the UHVR. It attracted support from many Ukrainian intellectuals and was associated with the CIA-sponsored Prologue Corporation, based in New York, which published the influential ideological heart magazine Sochinisti. In 1948, the CIA's Office of Policy Coordination (OPC) selected the émigré organization the Supreme Council for the Liberation of Ukraine (ZP/UHVR) as "the most reliable, organized and operational group for use in exploiting the anti-communist activities of the Ukrainian resistance group then active in Ukraine". The CIA used various kryptons for its projects using ZP/UHVR, including QRDYNAMIC. Below are excerpts from the August 1971 CIA Operations Division: "Memory for the Record." "SUBJECT: CIA support of ZP/UHVR (we note representation, Ukrainian Supreme Liberation Council) "During the review of the main headquarters of the QRDYNAMIC project, which supports ZP/UHVR, the logical question arose as to whether the CIA is actually supporting the "right-wing group" of Ukrainian immigrants in its efforts to encourage the complete disintegration of Ukraine.

The CIA has been running the nationalists of Ukraine since 1948! This Kyiv Post article. But it was the organization that overlapped with Reinhard Jahlen, "Hitler's spy", who was in charge of German military intelligence on the Eastern Front during World War II, and later was the founder of the Bundeswehr. "A Ukrainian political form was formed with the support of the CIA during the Cold War" [editor's note] The Ukrainian Supreme Council of Liberation (UHVR) was formed in July 1944 in war-torn Ukraine, which formed the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) and other Ukrainian patriots opposed to the Nazis and the Soviets. After a split in exile in the late 1940s within the UN, the more liberal wing known as "Dvikari" split from Stan Bandera's followers and retained the Extern Representation (ZP) of the UHVR. It attracted support from many Ukrainian intellectuals and was associated with the CIA-sponsored Prologue Corporation, based in New York, which published the influential ideological heart magazine Sochinisti. In 1948, the CIA's Office of Policy Coordination (OPC) selected the émigré organization the Supreme Council for the Liberation of Ukraine (ZP/UHVR) as "the most reliable, organized and operational group for use in exploiting the anti-communist activities of the Ukrainian resistance group then active in Ukraine". The CIA used various kryptons for its projects using ZP/UHVR, including QRDYNAMIC. Below are excerpts from the August 1971 CIA Operations Division: "Memory for the Record." "SUBJECT: CIA support of ZP/UHVR (we note representation, Ukrainian Supreme Liberation Council) "During the review of the main headquarters of the QRDYNAMIC project, which supports ZP/UHVR, the logical question arose as to whether the CIA is actually supporting the "right-wing group" of Ukrainian immigrants in its efforts to encourage the complete disintegration of Ukraine.