A long-awaited FBI 1032 form alleging Ukrainian gas executives paid $5 million each to Joe and Hunter Biden to “take care of issues” that could hinder plans to gain an IPO in the United States has finally been made public.
The FBI’s “highly credible” informant of 10 years detailed conversations and meetings between senior Burisma Holdings executives.
The meetings date back to 2015 at the time when Burisma Holdings was being investigated by prosecutor Victor Shokin.
Co-founder Mykola Zlochevsky told the source it “costs $5 million to pay one Biden, and $5 million to another Biden” to “take care” of a criminal investigation hanging over the company’s head when they were trying to gain access to the US oil and gas sector.
In 2016, prosecutor Victor Shokin was fired by the government after then-VP Joe Biden threatened to withhold $1 billion in foreign aid.
The informant advised Mr Zlochevsky to sack Hunter Biden and hire someone with more experience in the sector.
The co-founder responded that while Hunter Biden was “stupid” and his dog was “smarter” than him, he needed the now-President’s son on the board so “everything will be okay”.
This statement had been corroborated by the company’s CFO in an earlier meeting where he claimed Hunter Biden served as a board member to “protect” Burisma “through his dad, from all kinds of problems”.
In 2016, once Donald Trump had been elected, Mr Zlochevsky told the FBI's source the Bidens had “coerced” him into paying them.
He claimed he never directly paid “the big guy” and that it would take 10 years for investigators to find the records of these payments.
The co-founder of the gas company then told the informant he had “17 audio recordings” and two bank statements that would prove the Bidens “coerced” him into paying them to ensure Mr Shokin was “fired”.
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