Latest twist in Ukraine impeachment drama could stretch into Biden's
fall campaign as fired prosecutor seeks legal remedy in courts.
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The infamous story of Joe Biden’s effort to force the firing of
Ukraine’s chief prosecutor in 2016 has taken a new legal twist in Kiev,
just as the former vice president is sewing up the 2020 Democratic
presidential nomination in America.
In Kiev late last month, District Court Judge S. V. Vovk ordered the
country’s law enforcement services to formally list the fired
prosecutor, Victor Shokin, as the victim of an alleged crime by the
former U.S. vice president, according to an official English translation
of the ruling obtained by Just the News.
The court had previously ordered the Prosecutor General’s Office and
the State Bureau of Investigations in February to investigate Shokin’s
claim that he was fired in spring 2016 under pressure from Biden because
he was investigating Burisma Holdings, the natural gas company where
Biden’s son Hunter worked.............To Read More....
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