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This website may be a half-step above Wikipedia, but here goes....my emphasis added...

"Jack Smith is an American lawyer who has worked for the US Department of Justice (DOJ) as an assistant US attorney, an acting US attorney, and the section chief for public integrity.

"Jack Smith was born on March 11th, 1943(not too sure if the date published on the web is accurate) in Lincoln, Nebraska in the United States of America. He has been ranked a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

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"....In 2017, Smith was appointed vice president and director of litigation at Hospital Corporation of America.

"Smith was appointed to a four-year term as the chief prosecutor for the Kosovo Specialist Chambers at The Hague on May 7, 2018, with responsibility for looking into war crimes committed during the Kosovo War, including the case of Salih Mustafa.

"On September 11, 2018, he was appointed to the position, and on May 8, 2022, he was given a second term.

"Jack Smith age:
Smith’s birth date has not been published on the internet yet, hence we have no idea about his age. However, looking at his photos, he might be in his late 40s or early 50s.

"Jack Smith birthday:
Jack Smith’s birthday has not been published on the internet yet on the internet.

"Jack Smith height:

Details about Smith’s physical appearance has not been published yet on the internet.

"Jack Smith parents:
The reputable attorney was born in the United States of America. However, the internet does not have details about his parents at the moment.

"Jack Smith family:

Smith might have been brought up in a well-to-do family. He grew up in Clay, a suburb of Syracuse in New York. The internet has no details about his family yet.

"Jack Smith children:
Smith might be a married man but we do not know whether he has kids or not.

"Jack Smith wife:

Smith might be a married man but information about his private life has not been documented on the internet yet.

"Jack Smith’s net worth Smith’s net worth is currently unknown but he will probably be worth millions of dollars.

This is a followup post to the War Clandestine post about Biden's Metabiota, and biowarfare labs in the Ukraine.
I found a 64 page petition or explaination of the compaints the Russians were presenting to the UN. Makes for interesting reading - given the high rate of infection following installation of the 'labs', it looks like pathogens were likely being tested on the public in waves. A vigorous version of Tuberculosis which killed 1 out of 4 (Russia suggests there were inadquate treatment opportunities for the ill). I pitty the Ukrainian people being treated like lab rats.
https://mid.ru/en/foreign_policy/international_safety/regprla/1873584/

Below is the UN refusing the text Russia submitted. Individual nations were allowed to comment. Some abstained from voting. Surprised China said the details Russia provided warranted the requested investigation while the US, Ukraine and many others rejected Russias claims as 'baseless' and lacking evidence. Did anyone expect the US to admit to Pentagon and private companies like Metabiota producing bioweapons? The reportage on this issue featured AP, PBS and others all parroting "baseless, lacking evidence" to the point I thought I might be reading 2020 election dreck.

https://press.un.org/en/2022/15095.doc.htm

Here's an article from 12/2022 wherein the US and RUssia accuse each other of not wanting peace. I found this quote ironic, given the US CIA helped overthrow the Ukraine in 2014 (i.e., "you can't have it 'cause we stole it first!"):

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/un-us-russia-accuse-each-other-no-interest-ukraine-talks-2022-12-06/

"Moscow initially said its mission was to "disarm" Ukraine so that it could not be a threat to Russia, and "denazify" it by rooting out leaders it characterized as nationalists. Western countries believe Russia's true initial aims were to defeat Ukraine's military and to overthrow its pro-Western government."
I thought the following link in the search results looked interesting but it seems the State Department is having technical difficulties so I couldn't view the content. Is something being laundered?
https://www.state.gov/secretary-blinkens-remarks-at-the-united-nations-security-council-ministerial-meeting-on-ukraine/
Sometimes I wonder how much Zelensky does/does not know. For instance, the US supposedly coached Zelensky not to negotiate peace with Putin, as Putin had hoped all along, in the early days of the war. Was Zelensky conned into declining or is he part of the show? If the latter, I don't think he likes his 'role'.
Russia claims that it was ready to strike an early peace deal with Ukraine but the West ruined it
Russia's foreign minister said Russia was open to negotiating with Ukraine in the early months of the war.
Sergey Lavrov blamed the US and other Western nations for blocking peace talks.
At the time, Western leaders urged Ukraine to approach negotiations cautiously.
I wanted to find Russia's specific terms for peace but read articles that said things like, "Nobody knows what Russia's peace terms are" and yet there are many articles all about the Ukraine's terms.
While I haven't found Russia's terms for peace yet, I saw some articles about Russia's terms which must be met BEFORE peace talks can take place - will keep looking.