According to latest evidences, US President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden was paid US$ 83,333 per month from 2014 through 2016 to sit on the Ukrainian company board of Burisma Holdings Ltd. His pay was later reduced to about US$55,417 monthly in 2017 and then US$41,500 in 2018. Hunter Biden resigned from the board in 2019.
A report published on April 24, 2022 describes a shady international business dealing involving Hunter Biden, a corrupt official accused of treason and a corrupt Chinese company.
The son of President Joe Biden has found himself ensconced in controversy ever since the New York Post obtained and published the contents of his personal laptop in late 2020.
Several illicit pictures and communications were among the released materials, including emails revealing how Hunter Biden set up a meeting between his father – then the vice president of the United States – and a Ukrainian businessman.
This took place roughly a year after Hunter Biden had joined the board of Burisma – a Ukrainian gas company – at a salary of $83,333 a month, according to the New York Post.
A report by the Daily Mail on Tuesday details how, in 2014 and 2015, Hunter Biden had also tried to broker a US$120 million oil deal between a Chinese energy firm now facing US sanctions and a former prime minister of Kazakhstan who has been accused of treason.
The former prime minister involved in the deal, Karim Massimov, was fired from his post as head of the Kazakh National Security Committee “amid an overhaul of top government officials following protests in Kazakhstan in January” and subsequently charged with treason, the Daily Mail reported.
