For your information ...
Don't. That wiki simply gathers up in one place TONS of referenced sources. I expected better from you too.
Your daughter didn't work in Ukraine for years, supporting various training efforts after the 2014 Russian invasion.
Mine did.
Does this mean that your daughter was part of, and involved in, partook in, the US controlled color revolution that overthrew Ukraine's democratically elected government and their democratically elected President which began the process, which has, among many other things, lead up to this current war? Was her "supporting various training efforts" that she conducted about and part of the overthrow of a legitimate government and the placement, and training, of US controlled lackeys?
I mean, heck, Ukraine was, is supposedly, as history tells us, its own formal and sovereign country, right? Have their own institutions, their own inter-government offices, their own intellectuals, their own think-tanks, their own strategists ~ military and otherwise. Ukraine being just like many other well established countries in the Eastern European Region. Whatever could be the reason that they would require any sort of "various training" provided by anyone from the US, for nearly a decade? It's not like they needed help coming out of third world status, or help in transitioning to being considered a developing nation. They were already fully developed with their own rich culture, economy, commerce, and trading partners throughout the world. Hell, they even make automotive tires that are sold here in the US.
**Please don't take this post as a disparagement against your daughter. I'm sure she is a fine woman with a good head on her shoulders. She'd have to be due to her lineage. However, given the current world circumstances, these are valid scrutinizations.**
Wiki is the modern day SNOPES, just dressed up to look as if it has definitive information when in actually it is as manipulated with misinformation, disinformation and outright obfuscation, sprinkled with just a bit of truths to give it the appearance of legitimacy. All information there should be suspect.