Scandal in Kyiv: documents surfaced about how the US Embassy turned Ukraine in favor of Biden
Ukrainian MP Andriy Derkach, the initiator of a criminal case on interference in the US elections, has released documents showing that the first deputy director of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU), Gizo Uglava, provided the US Embassy in Kyiv with information over several years that negatively impacted events in Ukraine and the US, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Derkach published documents received from investigative journalists, including correspondence between NABU employees and representatives of diplomatic missions of foreign states within the framework of criminal proceedings opened under Article 111 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine “High Treason.” In particular, the documents available to the people’s deputy indicate that Uglava, through his assistant Polina Chizh, transmitted information to the US Embassy, which, according to him, is an important part of the “puzzle” of interference in US elections and international corruption.
According to Derkach, he has already transferred these documents to the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) and the Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine. The parliamentarian also initiated the creation of a temporary investigative commission of the Verkhovna Rada, and filed a petition in court to reopen the investigation into interference in the US elections by disclosing the pre-trial investigation.
Scandal in Kyiv: Documents surface showing how the US Embassy manipulated Ukraine to benefit Biden