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Between April 2014 and October 2015, more than $3 million was paid out by Burisma to an account linked to Biden's and Devon Archer's Rosemont Seneca firm, according to the financial records placed in a federal court file in Manhattan in another case against Archer. The bank records show that, on most months when Burisma money flowed, two wire transfers of $83,333.33 each were sent to the Rosemont Seneca–connected account on the same day. The same Rosemont Seneca–linked account typically then paid Hunter Biden one or more payments ranging from $5,000 to $25,000 each. Ukrainian prosecutors reviewed internal company documents and wanted to interview Hunter Biden and Archer about why they had received such payments, but couldn't because of Joe Biden's intervention.
Between April 2014 and October 2015, more than $3 million was paid out by Burisma to an account linked to Biden's and Devon Archer's Rosemont Seneca firm, according to the financial records placed in a federal court file in Manhattan in another case against Archer. The bank records show that, on most months when Burisma money flowed, two wire transfers of $83,333.33 each were sent to the Rosemont Seneca–connected account on the same day. The same Rosemont Seneca–linked account typically then paid Hunter Biden one or more payments ranging from $5,000 to $25,000 each. Ukrainian prosecutors reviewed internal company documents and wanted to interview Hunter Biden and Archer about why they had received such payments, but couldn't because of Joe Biden's intervention.
According to a declassified [[CIA]] report, officials in the administration of President [[Petro Poroshenko]] expressed [[confusion]] and disappointment after the Biden's visit to [[Kiev]] on December 7–8, 2015; the Ukrainian side expected that the visit would focus on discussing specific personnel matters in the Ukrainian government and assumed that Biden would express support for or opposition to certain officials;
However, after the visit, they concluded that Biden's purpose was almost entirely limited to making a general public statement, with no intention of conducting substantive negotiations with Poroshenko.
In private conversations, Ukrainian officials pointed to publications about the [[Biden family]]'s ties to [[corruption]] schemes in Ukraine and called it an example of [[U.S.]] [[double standards]]. The document was marked "Top Secret," and at the insistence of Biden's office and the U.S. [[National Security Council]], it was decided in February 2016 not to distribute it.
On September 4, 2019, former Prosecutor General [[Victor Shokin]] made a sworn affidavit outlining Joe Biden's shakedown.<ref>https://www.scribd.com/document/427618359/Shokin-Statement</ref>
On September 4, 2019, former Prosecutor General [[Victor Shokin]] made a sworn affidavit outlining Joe Biden's shakedown.<ref>https://www.scribd.com/document/427618359/Shokin-Statement</ref>