In the second round of general election, Yushchenko, the president and presidential candidate of "Our Ukraine" alliance, defeated Yanukovych, the presidential candidate of "Regional Party", with nearly 52% support rate. This "color revolution" took place one year after the "color revolution" in Georgia. It is also called the "orange revolution" because the protesters uniformly use orange clothes.

20 1 1 President Yushchenko, the founder of the "Color Revolution", decided to award the medal of "Ukrainian Hero" to Stepan Bandera, a militant nationalist in Ukraine, which surprised people greatly. Even those who agree with Bandera's award are puzzled why Yushchenko didn't award the prize on Bandera's centenary birthday in 2009. The West insists that the Polish government and Soviet intelligence agencies poisoned Bandera at that time. The so-called "mysterious poison" reminds people of the experience of "Prince Charming" Yushchenko at the beginning of the "Color Revolution". At that time, his handsome face soon became ugly, his eyes were swollen, his nose was black and his face was covered with acne. As a result of the doctor's examination, someone tried to kill Yushchenko by poisoning. Barry Shuk, chairman of the Health Committee of the Ukrainian Parliament, said that Yushchenko was poisoned by an unknown chemical and biological weapon. This is an endotoxin, and it will be poisoned to wipe the tableware with a toxic rag. "Poisoning incident" helped Yushchenko. In the end, the "color revolution" under the banner of peaceful struggle won the hearts of the people. A few days ago, the British "Daily Telegraph" wrote in a commentary: After the poison storm, Yushchenko got the presidency as he wished, and the west got a pro-European and pro-American Ukrainian leader as he wished. Yushchenko's face miraculously returned to the era of "Prince Charming".