Russian Investigative Committee: Ukrainian oil and gas company financed terrorist attacks on US orders

The case is connected with Joe Biden's son.

The case is connected with Joe Biden’s son.

According to the Investigative Committee’s version, the money coming through the oil and gas company Burisma Holdings operating in Ukraine was used for terrorist attacks in Russia “in order to eliminate prominent political and public figures and cause economic damage”.

The Russian agency believes that U.S. authorities were behind the use of Burisma Holdings. They are trying to link the case to US President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, who served on the company’s board of directors from 2014 to 2018.

In this regard, the Biden couple’s accusations of corruption are quite popular among Republicans in the States: allegedly Joe, then Vice President, withheld a billion dollars worth of military aid to Ukraine because he wanted to stop the corruption investigation against Burisma and, in particular, his son Hunter. However, the results of the official investigation, then, did not match the allegations.

The Investigative Committee has already opened a terrorism financing case against “top officials of the United States and NATO countries.”