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In the article, published by the New York Post, the newspaper claims to have gained access to a series of “revealing” emails dating back to Biden and his son, Hunter. In addition, the NYPD claims that Hunter introduced the father, who at the time was the vice president of the United States, to a Ukrainian businessman.
Joe Biden is said to have had his son’s business interests in mind when handling diplomatic relations between countries, the article states. Hunter has served on the board of the Ukrainian energy company Burisma, which has been investigated for corruption.
Users who have tried to share the article have been warned that this is not possible. Twitter or the company’s partners have identified the link as “potentially harmful,” NTB writes.
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Biden denies the accusation
US President Donald Trump has long claimed that Hunter has been instrumental in what he described as a corruption scandal in Ukraine. Among other things, the background to the Supreme Court case against him earlier this year was that last summer he withheld NOK 3.5 billion in promised military aid to the country, and then asked the country’s president, Voldoymyr Zelenskyj, to investigate Joe Biden and his son.
Joe Biden has denied the allegations of involvement, including those now promoted in the New York Post article. Democrats also stated in the 300-page House report, based on testimonies from various diplomats and high-ranking officials, that there was much evidence that Trump had abused his office as president.
“The president put his personal political interests before the national interests of the United States, sought to undermine the integrity of the United States presidential election process, and jeopardized the national security of the United States,” the report says.
Waiting for fact verification
– I don’t want to link to the New York Post article at this time as it will be fact, verified by external Facebook fact-checking partner. Until the story is confirmed, we will block sharing on our platform, wrote Facebook spokesperson Andy Stone in a justification on Twitter from evening to Thursday Norwegian time.
Twitter’s decision to block the sharing of the article appears to be part of the platform’s efforts against misleading information ahead of next month’s presidential election, NTB writes.
In a row Twitter messages The platform explains the blocking in more detail and writes that in addition to the point about misleading information, the content of the article violates its anti-piracy guidelines.
Break the silence: – Desperate fear
Trump: – Terrible
To say the least, President Trump is unhappy with the internet giants’ decision to block the article sharing.
From night to Thursday Norwegian time, write Twitter that it is “terrible” that Facebook and Twitter are trying to overcome their spread.
– So horrible that Facebook and Twitter delete the “Smoking Gun” email story dating back to “Sleepy Joe” (as Trump calls Biden, journ.anm.) And his son, Hunter, mentioned in the article by @nypost. That is just the beginning for them. There is nothing worse than corrupt politicians, writes Trump.
He also reiterated his dissatisfaction at a voter rally in Iowa shortly after. There she said that her press secretary Kayleigh McEnany had her account blocked after she shared the article herself.
– He told the truth! That’s why they blocked his account, Trump told the thousands of supporters who attended.
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