There's a certain smack of "I did all my research. I read all the links on the qanon homepage and everything" about that. Apart from anything it involves a wilful misinterpretation of "revolution" and "illegal transfer of power", which isn't what it means.@ NajaB
A December 2016 survey by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology found that 34 percent of respondents in the government-controlled Ukraine regarded the change in power in February 2014 as an "illegal armed coup", while 56 percent regarded it as a "popular revolution". Note that the area of the government-controlled Ukraine excludes the Crimea (now part of Russia) and the Donbass region, which is under the control of separatists, where I suspect that nearly 100% of inhabitants would regard the events of February 2014 as the violent overthrow of the legitimate Ukrainian government.
None of it moves an inch from the fact that Trump encouraged an armed insurrection where people died, in an attempt to prevent an indisputably democratic transfer of power. It's not the time for semantic word games, it's the time for prison.