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Many Americans are now realizing that the impeachment of Joe Biden is reality. What’s needed now is for crucial witness testimony to be brought forward to Congress – starting with Ukrainian prosecutor Kulyk Kostyantyn, who possesses key evidence of corruption involving the current U.S. President.
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When it comes to the case against Biden corruption in Ukraine, there is no shortage of available evidence stretching back over a decade. The real problem now is assembling the key witnesses in order to share their testimonies with the American people, and the world.
On November 4, 2019, Reuters published a story about Ukrainian authorities firing a prosecutor who discussed Biden’s corruption with Rudy Giuliani. The story details how Ukrainian prosecutors, in the process of investigating the withdrawal of billions of dollars from Ukraine through the gas production company Burisma, stumbled upon the connection between the corrupt management of this Ukrainian energy firm and then Vice President of the United States Joe Biden.
The piece confirms the Ukrainian investigation was already well underway in July in 2019. However, it appears that the Democratic Party machine swiftly intervened and pressured their puppets in Kiev to fire the prosecutor who had collected first-hand evidence of Biden’s involvement in a multi-billion dollar corruption scandal which fleeced the impoverished Eastern European country.
That man’s name is Kostyantyn Kulyk…
Kostyantyn Kulyk began his career in Ukraine in 1999 in Kharkiv, where he worked as an investigator, before following a familiar career path in his field to the capital Kiev in 2004, with a stint in Mykolaiv where he worked as a supervisory prosecutor, before finally returning to Kiev again.
IMAGE: Ukrainian authorities were planning to arrest Kulyk for spurious reasons (Source: UNIAN)
However, everything changed with the beginning of President Poroshenko’s infamous “Anti-Terrorist Operation” (ATO) in the Donbass region in eastern Ukraine, where Kulyk went as a volunteer. At that time, any law enforcers were afraid to go to the ATO zone, and would only go there on their own volition.
Later on, Kulyk’s experience on the frontlines would help him to get a position as chief military prosecutor of the ATO zone in from 2015 to 2016.
Confiscation of Yanukovych’s money
In 2017, Kulyk returned some 1.4 billion dollars to the Ukrainian state budget, which belonged to fugitive President Viktor Yanukovych.
The case against Yanukovych had been under investigation since 2014, but it was Kulyk who managed to obtain the necessary evidence that secured the court’s decision to return the funds to Ukraine.
Yanukovych’s assets were placed in the accounts of the state-owned Oshchadbank where they were frozen back in 2014. According to investigators, the money was laundered through companies registered in Cyprus, Panama, Seychelles, the UK, Belize and Austria. These companies were directly linked to Yanukovych and his inner circle.
Some of the assets were in cash, while others were in government bonds. It was Kulyk who managed to extract confessions from Arkadiy Kashkin, the general director of the company Gas Ukraine 2000, through which Yanukovych’s funds were laundered.
Kulyk managed to get a confession that Kashkin had become a fictitious owner of one of the companies of fugitive oligarch Serhiy Kurchenko. He was fined 51,000 hryvnias for fictitious entrepreneurship. As he did not have the funds to pay the fine, the court offered him community service instead.
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