The U.S. Vice President's son "No fraud" Ukrainian allegations

US President ABC President U.S. President Trump has put pressure on Ukrainian presidents to investigate Biden's former US Vice President and son, and ABC News reports an interview with Biden's son Hunter on the 15th. It was. Mr. Hunter explained that he served as a board member of a Ukrainian gas company and was rewarded, "It was not ethical fraud but it was globally wrong."

This is the first time Mr. Hunter has explained since Mr. Trump began pursuing Biden's parents and children on suspicion of Ukraine.

Around 2016, when Mr. Biden was vice-president, he appealed to the government to dismiss the country's prosecutor-general as part of the anti-corruption measures of Ukraine promoted by Western countries and international organizations. Mr. Trump is attacking that the Attorney General is investigating a gas company headquartered by Hunter and Biden has put pressure on the Ukrainian government to protect his son. However, the Ukrainian government explained that there is no evidence of Mr. Biden's allegations.

Mr. Hunter stressed in his interview with ABC that he had never discussed Father and Ukraine. He hadn't had any influence, and denied that there was no pressure or fraud that Trump claimed.

Mr. Trump criticizes Mr. Hunter, who had no knowledge of the energy field, and became a board member of a Ukrainian gas company. Mr. Hunter countered this criticism, "I had experience as a corporate officer and was a lawyer." On the other hand, he said, "If he wasn't the vice president, he wouldn't have taken office as a gas company."

He also became a gas company officer ...