One of Hunter Biden’s business partners reportedly supplied Vladimir Putin’s allies with armored vehicles to use in the invasion of Ukraine, RadarOnline.com has learned.
In a shocking development to come as a federal case into President Joe Biden’s embattled son heads to trial, a new report found that Hunter’s Kazakh business partner – Kenes Rakishev – allegedly co-owned a company that supplied mine-resistant armored vehicles to Chechen forces backed by Moscow.
According to Daily Mail, which published an exclusive report on the findings on Saturday morning, Rakishev allegedly co-owned Kazakhstan Paramount Engineering (KPE).
KPE reportedly made the same exact mine-resistant armored vehicles that were used by the Putin-backed Chechen forces during the siege on Mariupol, Ukraine in April 2022.
Meanwhile, KPE denied the bombshell new report linking the company to Putin and the invasion of Ukraine.
Although the company admitted that they provided Putin’s national guard with one vehicle in 2019, they claimed that “further cooperation with Russians did not continue.”
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Hunter and Rakishev were first linked in 2014 when it was revealed the Kazakh oligarch gave then-Vice President Biden’s son more than $142,000 to purchase a Porsche.
Rakishev also reportedly hired Hunter as a consultant at the time to help Rakishev invest millions of dollars in the United States.
The Republican-led House Oversight Committee released an extensive memo on Wednesday that detailed Hunter and Rakishev’s concerning business relationship.
