That is quite a string of Russian propaganda there. Though I will agree with a few things, such as the US invasion of Iraq (in 2003), which I have stated from the beginning was a bad idea.
OTOH, there was never an agreement between the US and Russia (actually the Soviet Union, prior to Russia being a country) to not expand NATO -- it was floated by the US delegation but seemed to be something the USSR did not care about and ended being dropped, not ever really discussed and was not in the final agreement.
There was no violent "coup d' etat" against the government, instead Ukraine's Parliament voted to impeach the President after the President had fled to Russia for sanctuary knowing he would be impeached and arrested (for various crimes, largely corruption charges). It is also worth noting that he was elected to create closer ties, including an agreement with the EU, but instead rejected the EU agreement he was voted to make and was going to create a treaty with Russia -- so it is understandable why those who elected him might have protested (with the President ordering his troops to shoot protesters causing much of the violent behavior).
That somehow the US "forced" the invasion of Ukraine is pure Russian propaganda. Russia invaded Ukraine because they view Ukraine as part of "Imperial Russia" (along with other Eastern European countries that fear they may be invaded after Ukraine) and want their ports and agriculture to "Make Russia Great Again," it has nothing to do with the US, that is just a convenient excuse.