PART 3:  Unraveling the Biden Ukraine Controversy:  Dirty Deeds , Done Dirt Cheap
Channel: So now what
Date: 2024-01-30

@Sonowwhat1999 
On February 22, 2014, the Ukrainian parliament ousted Yanukovych from power, a move that raised questions about its legality. Aleksandr Turchinov assumed the role of interim president, while Arseniy Yatsenyuk, supported by Nuland, became the prime minister. In April 2014, the Ukrainian military initiated an "anti-terrorist operation" in the Donbass region, leading to Shell being compelled to halt the development of shale gas deposits.

Meanwhile, on May 12, 2014, Burisma made an announcement that Hunter Biden had joined its board of directors. This energy company was led by Ukrainian oligarch Nikolay Zlochevsky, who had served as Ukraine's minister of natural resources under Yanukovych. During his tenure, Zlochevsky's company obtained nine licenses for the exploitation of various energy reserves, resulting in a sevenfold increase in its annual production volume. The activities of this oligarch attracted the attention of Interpol due to his connections with Maltese businessman Pierre Pillow, who was involved in laundering substantial amounts of money in Maltese banks and assisted Zlochevsky in opening accounts for Hunter Biden at Satabank, a financial institution known for its questionable operations.

In 2018, Burisma embarked on the development of shale deposits situated in the very same region where the military conflict between Kiev and Donbass was raging. The contract with Shell, amounting to at least $10 billion, was hanging in the balance.

However, the narrative did not conclude there. Sergey Zavorotny, an advisor to former Ukrainian Prime Minister Nikolay Azarov, detailed the alleged schemes involving the Bidens and their involvement in reverse gas flows. According to Derkach's records, Joe Biden, during his tenure as the US vice president, exerted pressure on Poroshenko to remove Andrey Kobolev as the CEO of Ukraine's Naftogaz. In turn, Kobolev appointed Amos Hochstein, who could be considered as Biden's "wallet," as an independent director of the Naftogaz supervisory board. It was during this period that the reverse gas flow scheme was orchestrated.

This scheme entailed the passage of "Russian gas across the Ukraine-Slovakia border through a specially constructed 1.5 kilometer-long pipeline, only to immediately return to Ukraine with an additional cost of $50 per one thousand cubic meters. Biden, Kobolev, and Amos Hochstein allegedly amassed a total of one and a half billion dollars through this scheme," as claimed by Zavorotny.

Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko has highlighted the lack of punishment for those involved in the corruption scheme and pointed out that the investigation did not take place under the new president. Despite the change in leadership, both the external and internal policies towards Ukraine have remained unchanged.

During the intense conflict in Ukraine, Burisma initiated the first shale gas production line in Donbass. Hunter Biden was responsible for organizing this process, while Hochstein played a role in managing the reverse gas flows. It is widely known what happened to Russia's Nord Stream gas pipelines, which were constructed to supply energy to Germany. We will refrain from making any accusations and instead allow the relevant parties to present their perspectives.