Mikhaylo Udovychenko (War Against Russia, China and North Korea Timeline)

Mikhaylo Pavlovych Udovychenko (Ukrainian: Михайло Павлович Удовиченко, born December 5, 19??) is a Ukrainian politician and former military commander who was the President of Ukraine from ???? to ????, who was also the leader of the Ukrainian Fatherland Party. Formerly a soldier in the Ukrainian Armed Force, and later the Volunteer Corps found by Dmytro Yarosh, President Udvoychenko was known for leading the Rada Takeover in the aftermath of the assassination of Volodymyr Zelensky, and successfully got Ukraine into the Greater European Reich, after previous politicians had failed to get Ukraine into the EU and NATO, the predecessors to the Greater European Reich.
A neo-Aryanist, Mikhaylo Udovychenko was a proponent of the "Eastern Aryan" theory, and spearheaded a Ukrainian entry into the Aryan Uprising. In spite of him being part of a Russophobic organization, Mikhaylo was not anti-Russian, and considered Russians fellow Eastern Aryans, and urged the Russian people to overthrow Vladimir Putin, just as the Ukrainians had against Volodymyr Zelensky (indicating that Ukrainian neo-Nazis were responsible for President Zelensky's assassination). 
Shortly after becoming President of Ukraine and the Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Mikhaylo made on last attempt to open talks with Russian leaders, being a fluent Russian-speaker in of itself, to no avail. He continued to recieve death threats from Russian military officers. The Greater Europeans however, urged him not to declare war against Russia until Ukraine was fully-armed with reinforcements from the Greater European nations. 
Under his presidency, Ukraine recieved incrased machinery products from the rest of Europe, which were used to domestically produce military drones, which played a crucial role in the victory of the Greater European and Ukrainian forces over Russia, and also oversaw the Ukrainian invasion of Russia.
After the war, he remained the President of Ukraine for four more years, until eventually stepping down from Ukrainian politics. In those 4-years following the war, President Odovychenko encouraged economic growth, and once-again, tried to re-open relations with Russia which finally succeeded. This culminating in the re-opening of the Russian embassy in Kyiv and the Ukrainian embassy in Moscow. However, the bitter stains of the war kept any major recovery of relations from ever manifesting, and up to today, Ukraine and Russia have the least of relations among any Greater European states.
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