A Ukrainian oil and gas company, Burisma Holdings, made the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee issue their first subpoenas in the panel’s probe into the company.
Burisma once recruited Hunter Biden as a member of the board of directors of the company.
Even, President Donald Trump might be impeached by the organization as it is making Democratic efforts to do so.
On Sunday, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) declared his “intention to schedule a business meeting to consider a committee subpoena” in a letter he wrote to the members of the Committee, as stated by The Hill.
After Burisma was accused of corruption, Blue Star Strategies represented it. Blue Star Strategies is a consulting organization.
As per the Daily Caller, the subpoena mentioned above will be going to Andrii Telizhenko, who used to work for Blue Star.
According to Johnson, Telizhenko worked for Blue Star from July 2016 till June 2017, as a consultant and also some documents were provided by him to the committee.
He had said that without a subpoena he won’t be able to turn over others as a non-disclosure agreement is there to protect them.
To this, the Wisconsin Senator added that Telizhenko will not be able to provide this information until unless he is obliged by a subpoena.
Johnson further wrote that Blue Star was seeking to leverage Hunter Biden’s role as a member of the board of Burisma, in order to gain access to the State Department and also matters which are potentially influenced.
Hunter Biden might have taken advantage of his father’s position, who is the vice president. Johnson’s committee is also looking into this possibility.
The committee is also concerned about the possibility of Burisma hiring strategists who might have direct connections with the Biden family or with any other powerful democrats.
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