Hunter Biden Raises More Questions After Laptop Emails Reveal He Secured Millions in Research Program Funding in Ukraine

The US President's youngest son Hunter Biden had ties with a corrupt Ukrainian company and even secured a fund for Ukraine's biotech research program, according to the emails found in his notorious laptop.

At least in part, Moscow's assertion that Hunter Biden helped fund a US military bioweapons research program in Ukraine is true.

According to the commander of Russia's Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Protection Forces, a plan of contact between US government agencies and biological objects in Ukraine exists.

The Russian military leader's claims were a blatant propaganda tactic to justify President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine and foment strife in the United States, as per intelligence experts.

Hunter helped secure millions of dollars in financing for Metabiota, a Department of Defense contractor specialized in research on pandemic-causing illnesses that might be deployed as bioweapons, according to fresh emails obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com from Hunter's abandoned laptop.

Hunter Biden Is Related to a Corrupt Ukrainian Gas Company

He also connected Metabiota to Burisma, a rumored corrupt Ukrainian gas company, for a "science project" involving high-security facilities in Ukraine. Although Metabiota is nominally a medical data company, its vice president wrote to Hunter Biden in 2014 to discuss how they might establish Ukraine's cultural and economic independence from Russia, which is an unusual ambition for a biotech corporation.

Hunter Biden may have played a key role in ensuring Metabiota was permitted to perform pathogen research just a few hundred miles from the Russian border, according to emails and defense contract data. When Russian armies entered Ukraine last month, the project became a national security liability for Ukraine.

Hunter Biden, President Joe Biden's youngest son, was the President of the now-defunct Rosemont Seneca Partners LLC in Washington, D.C., but his legal team has disputed any participation with the fund's other branches, including the Delaware-based Rosemont Seneca Thornton LLC.

Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov, commander of the Russian Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Protection Forces, explained that the Rosemont Seneca fund is closely associated with top Pentagon contractors, specifically naming Metabiota and the Black and Veach companies, which he described as "the main supplier of equipment for Pentagon biolaboratories around the world."

During the briefing, the Russian military designated the latter company as a contractor in a 2015 transaction between the US government and Ukraine, Big News Network reported. Following its strike on Ukraine last month, Moscow issued a warning about shady US-sponsored pharmaceutical and biological research being conducted in hidden facilities strewn around the country.

Americans Believe Joe Biden Gained From Hunter's Business Deals

The military attack occurred after a seven-year impasse over Ukraine's refusal to execute the Minsk agreements, and Russia's ultimate recognition of the Donetsk and Lugansk republics in the Donbass. The agreements negotiated by Germany and France were intended to normalize the status of certain territories inside the Ukrainian state.

Russia has now demanded that Ukraine proclaim itself a neutral nation that would never join the NATO military alliance led by the United States. Kiev believes the Russian invasion was unprovoked and refutes suggestions that it planned to seize the two republics by force.

Meanwhile, a recent survey revealed that the majority of Americans feel the discoveries concerning Hunter Biden's notorious laptop are "significant" and that President Biden was aware of - and may have profited from - his son's foreign business dealings.

According to a Rasmussen Reports poll of 1,000 US voters, 66 percent feel the laptop story is relevant, and 48 percent believe it is "extremely important," according to the study released Thursday.

The contents of Hunter Biden's laptop, which contained a plethora of emails, text messages, images, and financial records exchanged between Hunter, his family, and business acquaintances, were deemed "not at all essential" by just 15% of those questioned. The papers revealed how the president's son leveraged his family name and political ties to gain a competitive advantage in international commercial operations, as per NY Post.