Claims Surrounding Bidens and Ukraine: A Closer Look
Shared By Peter Boykin – American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist
Claims Surrounding Bidens and Ukraine: A Closer Look
Claims Surrounding Bidens and Ukraine: A Closer Look
Former Ukrainian Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin has asserted that his dismissal from office in 2016 was influenced by then-Vice President Joe Biden. Shokin’s claims extend to allegations of Joe Biden and his son Hunter being involved in questionable dealings with a Ukrainian energy company.
The Focus on Shokin’s Removal: One of the central elements in this narrative is Shokin’s investigation into Bursma Holdings, an energy company that was reportedly paying Hunter Biden a substantial monthly fee exceeding $80,000.
• It’s worth noting that then-Vice President Biden is said to have threatened the withholding of $1 billion in aid to Ukraine if Shokin was not dismissed.
Fresh Insights: Shokin recently provided an interview to Fox News, during which he made several significant assertions:
• When questioned about the possibility of Joe and Hunter Biden receiving bribes, Shokin stated, “My firm personal conviction is that yes, this was the case.”
• Regarding his dismissal by then-Ukrainian President Poroshenko, Shokin indicated, “Poroshenko fired me at the insistence of then-Vice President Joe Biden, because I was investigating Burisma.”
Biden’s Remarks: There exists documented footage of Joe Biden addressing an event in 2018 where he discussed the situation. In the video, Biden can be heard stating, “I said… ‘If the prosecutor is not fired, you’re not getting the money.’ Well, son of a b*tch, he got fired!”
Financial Aspects: Claims surrounding payments to the Biden family have garnered attention. The House Oversight Committee previously identified approximately $20 million in potentially questionable foreign payments. Recently, Rep. Nancy Mace mentioned having seen suspicious activity reports raising the possibility that the sum of money the Biden family received could exceed $50 million.
• Suspicious activity reports are financial documents filed when transactions appear unusual or potentially linked to illegal activities.
Source of Information: This information has been sourced from The National Pulse and The Daily Caller.
It’s important to consider that the situation is complex, with various perspectives and potential implications. As discussions continue, the involved parties and the public aim to gain a comprehensive understanding of the matter.
[Source: The National Pulse, The Daily Caller]
