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The email between Burysma CEO Vadym Poharskyi and Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden has turned politically explosive.
The New York Post has claimed that they received a hard drive copy of Donald Trump’s personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, where the email was located. According to the newspaper, they are evidence that Joe Biden had a personal meeting with the Ukrainian top manager, contrary to his claims that he was not involved in his son’s international affairs.
But the veracity of the revelation has been disputed. Both Facebook and Twitter prevented the article from being released on their platforms before it had time to review the facts, and several accounts, including the Trump campaign official, were closed for sharing.
May be connected to Russian intelligence
NBC is now reporting that the FBI is investigating whether the emails are in fact linked to Russian intelligence and that they are an attempt to spread misinformation about Biden’s presidential campaign.
Joe Biden’s attorney, George Mesires, has previously said:
– We have no idea where this came from, and we can’t really trust anything that Rudy Giuliani has provided to the New York Post, but what I do know for sure is that this supposed meeting has never taken place.
Earlier this year, the Russian intelligence service is said to have managed to hack into Burisma’s network. There have been previous warnings from the director of the US National Counterintelligence and Security Center that Russia intends to blackmail Biden before the presidential election.
In 2016, the Russian magic factory, IRA, launched an operation to influence the presidential election, sparking a discussion about whether Russia played a crucial role in Donald Trump’s victory.
Biden’s campaign spokesman, Andrew Bates, tells NBC that the New York Post sought the campaign for comment, but did not say that Rudy Giuliani, “whose conspiracy theories and alliance with people related to Russian intelligence are well informed. “was involved in the reveal.
Donald Trump has a lot to learn, but the situation has not been resolved, according to American expert Jakob Stenberg.
