is an action on ukraine's political crisis while speaking to geoffrey pyatt u.s. ambassador to ukraine on the phone granted it was supposed to be off the record but actually the f.t.e. part of a scandal the least interesting part of the conversation see during that phone call the two diplomats are overheard discussing what the role of ukraine's opposition leader should be and the need to solidify regime change in the country while talking about ukrainian opposition leader vitaly klitschko no one says i don't think that klitschko should go into government i don't think it's a good idea which piatt later responds in terms of moving the process ahead we want to keep the moderate democrats together. so if there is any doubt before that the u.s. is looking for ways to meddle into a sovereign nations internal affairs this lead conversation should confirm that suspicion look there's a revolution going on in ukraine right now in the outcome should be the will of the people not the us and europe russia or any other foreign state actor so good luck to the state department a

ambassador to ukraine geoffrey pyatt and the u.s. assistant secretary of state of nuland who are trying to figure out who would be who would be best in what position they said that one of the opposition leaders yacht's a nuke is the guy with the economic experience and the best governing experience that he's the guy that should be on the inside when they also mentioned klitschko another opposition leader and another one more city book those to you the two u.s. officials say that those are the guys that should remain outside of government they even referenced klitschko as a complicated electron in the circumstance of creating a new government they said they mentioned even troubles that he's having in his marriage right now how that could come into play with him having a role in the newly formed ukrainian government spoke about keeping the moderate democrats together they also spoke about the fact that they need something to make their plan stick once they new government is formed if it starts gaining altitude they need some kind of sy

is an action on ukraine's political crisis well speaking of geoffrey pyatt u.s. ambassador to ukraine on the phone granted it was supposed to be off the record but actually the f. the e.u. part of the scandal the least interesting part of the conversation see during that phone call the two diplomats are overheard discussing what the role of ukraine's opposition leader should be and the need to solidify regime change in the country while talking about ukrainian opposition leader vitaly klitschko no one says i don't think that klitschko should go into government i don't think it's a good idea which.

ambassador to ukraine, geoffrey pyatt, discuss the situation, and the relative merits of opposition leaders who've been invited to join the yanukovych government, including boxer- turned-politician vitali klitschko. >> i don't think klitsch should go into the government. i don't think it's necessary, i don't think it's a good idea. >> yeah. i mean, i guess in terms of him not going into the government, just let him stay out and do his political homework and stuff. >> reporter: the russians , who helped spread audio recording, say it proves the u.s. is crudely interfering in ukraine. kremlin advisor sergei glazyev accused washington of funding and arming the opposition. nuland today rejected that claim out of hand. >> with regard to mr. glazyev's statements: complete fantasy, he could be a science fiction writer, you know, but it's quite inventive, it's quite inventive. the united states is absolutely transparent about policy is here in ukraine. >> reporter: american officials also charged the leaked call was a new low in trade-craft, diplomatic speak for espionage. state department spokeswo