Anonymous ID: b6901f June 5, 2021, 7:11 p.m. No.13839759   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>9839 >>9940 >>0070 >>0135 >>0246

Just sweep it all away - ignore ignore…

 

https://en.interfax.com.ua/news/press-conference/661661.html

 

18:12 12.05.2020

 

Ex-PGO chief Shokin asks Zelensky to react to unwillingness of law enforcers in investigation against illegal acts by Biden

 

KYIV. May 12 (Interfax-Ukraine) – Former Prosecutor General Viktor Shokhin has appealed to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as the guarantor of the Constitution with a request to ensure the response of law enforcement agencies to allegations of unlawful acts by former U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden.

 

At the Interfax-Ukraine agency's press conference on Tuesday, Shokin's lawyer Oleksandr Teleshetsky noted that the State Bureau of Investigations (SBI) and the Prosecutor General's Office (PGO) have not complied with a number of court decisions on the registration and investigation of the crimes that Shokin alleges.

 

Teleshetsky said more than three months passed after Shokin appealed to law enforcement authorities about the commission of criminal acts against him, but no investigative actions were carried out.

 

According to him, SBI investigators sent Shokin's statement to the National Police, and then the crime statement returned to the SBI, where it was ignored. According to Shokin's complaint, the court had ordered the SBI investigators to enter information about the allegations to the Unified Register of Pretrial Investigations, something that was not done.

 

"Shokin again went to court and on April 14 received a relung, which obliges the PGO to open proceedings on the fact that SBI officials did not comply with the court decision," the lawyer said, adding that this decision also remains unfulfilled.

 

"In connection with another failure to comply with the court decision … Shokin was forced to appeal again to the court with a corresponding complaint about inaction," the lawyer said.

 

According to him, Shokin was never questioned either as a victim, or even as a witness, and no other investigative actions were carried out either.

 

"Obviously, the investigator and the prosecutor were given the task … to block and ignore this case," the lawyer said.

 

Teleshetsky said proceedings on Shokin's statement about Biden's criminal actions are in the investigative department of the National Police, but investigators there are not taking any steps to investigate.

 

This is why Shokin is appealing to Zelensky, the lawyer said.

 

"Shokin prepared an appeal to the president with a request to ensure the protection of the rights and interests as a citizen of Ukraine in this criminal proceeding and bring those responsible to justice for the systematic failure to execute court decisions in criminal proceedings according to his statements," the lawyer said.

 

He also added that there is every reason to provide Shokin with protection in connection with the information published by him about Biden's pressure.

 

"Shokin's life could be in danger. The Ukrainian state should initiate protection through law enforcement agencies. …We believe that today there are enough grounds for this," the lawyer said.

 

As reported, on February 27, the SBI registered a criminal proceeding about pressure on Shokhin by former U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden. The reason for the pressure was the investigation by the PGO of serious crimes in the field of international corruption related to the activities of ex-Minister of Ecology of Ukraine Mykola Zlochevsky and the leaders of the Burisma company. The case was opened under Part 2 of Article 343.

 

The lawyer of U.S. President Donald Trump Rudolf Giuliani in a number of interviews announced the intervention of the former vice president in Ukrainian politics and participation in corruption cases. In particular, he claims that Shokin was fired at the request of Biden - ostensibly for his knowledge of Burisma's ties with his son Hunter Biden.

 

At the end of January 2020, Shokin stated that he had been poisoned with mercury five months ago during his stay in Greece, after which he underwent a long period of treatment.

 

"I don’t have any obvious enemies whom I can blame for this. Of course, one of the versions, but this version requires investigation, is that Biden was somehow involved in some way in these issues. I officially addressed the Greek law enforcement authorities on this and asked them to investigate… Officially, I haven’t received an answer yet, although I contacted them quite a while back about opening criminal proceedings in connection a premeditated attempt to murder me," Shokin said.

Anonymous ID: b6901f June 5, 2021, 7:15 p.m. No.13839783   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>9816 >>9839 >>9940 >>0070 >>0135 >>0246

https://en.interfax.com.ua/news/general/720473.html

 

15:57 01.02.2021

 

Everyone who interfered in U.S. elections should be held accountable under law – Zelensky

 

Parliamentarians of Ukraine, as well as everyone who was involved in interference in the elections in the United States, must be brought to justice, and criminal proceedings should be initiated on this fact, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said.

 

In an interview with the Axios HBO program, a translation of which was posted on the presidential website on Monday, answering a question whether it is worth the question of Ukrainian prosecution of MPs who facilitated Russian interference in the U.S. presidential election, Zelensky said: "It is worth, by all means. And not only in front of these MPs, but in front of everyone. I want a criminal case to be initiated in this regard."

 

The head of the Ukrainian state said the investigation due to the recordings of the conversation with Joe Biden who was a Vice- president at that time.

 

"[…] How this conversation was recorded, who recorded it, to whom it was transferred or sold – all this is being investigated by law enforcement agencies. There is already progress, and soon there will be results," Zelensky said.

 

At the same time, he emphasized the need to establish everyone who was involved in this.

 

"I really want all the names to be on this list and the sanctions list, regardless of what parties these people are deputies of. Therefore, the issue of deprivation of mandates, withdrawal from the party should be raised, but we must have the entire list – even those who held very high positions before my presidency," the President of Ukraine said.

 

"Everyone who interfered in the U.S. elections should be held accountable under the law," Zelensky said.

 

"We can be open, give the information that we have," he said, answering a question about whether the Ukrainian side will help in the investigation of cases in which Hunter Biden is involved.

 

The head of the Ukrainian state said that Ukraine is ready to help the United States in establishing the truth in the context of the investigation of the ties between Trump's personal lawyer Rudolph Giuliani and Russian agents in Ukraine.

Anonymous ID: b6901f June 5, 2021, 7:20 p.m. No.13839832   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>9849 >>9940 >>0070 >>0135 >>0246

Make sure to include 10% for the big guy.

 

https://en.interfax.com.ua/news/general/747218.html

 

15:22 29.05.2021

 

The administration of U.S. President Joe Biden has requested $58.5 billion for fiscal 2022 to support the activities of the Department of State and its goals, according to a document published by the U.S. Department of State on Friday.

 

"The President's Budget for FY 2022 requests $58.5 billion for the Department of State and USAID," the message reads.

 

It is noted that this is 10% higher than the final budget of the State Department in fiscal 2021.

 

"These resources will position us to advance the Administration's foreign policy agenda on behalf of the American people. It also reflects the importance the Administration places on U.S. global leadership and the fact that diplomacy and development are vital tools for advancing U.S. interests," the U.S. Department of State said.

 

According to the document, it is proposed to allocate a total of $665.8 million for spending in the European region and Eurasia, which, in particular, will help strengthening the resilience of countries to foreign malevolent influence and promoting Euro-Atlantic integration, confronting the growing challenges from Russia and China.

 

Thus, $88 million of this amount is planned to be allocated to support the democratization of Georgia, its economic development and the creation of resilience to resisting the malicious influence of the Kremlin. In addition, $255 million will be spent on aid to Ukraine to strengthen its ability to withstand Russian aggression. To counter Russian influence and disinformation in the Western Balkans, according to the document, $106 million is required.