Screenshot / CNN
Screenshot / CNN
US President Joe Biden signed a new slip this Wednesday, June 28 when he was asked about Vladimir Putin.
INTERNATIONAL – One more blunder for Joe Biden. Accustomed to slips, the American president estimated this Wednesday, June 28 that his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, was a “ pariah ” Who ” clearly lose » the war in… Iraq. A new clumsiness of the octogenarian, which obviously referred to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
When asked by journalists at the White House whether Vladimir Putin is now weakened, Joe Biden replied: “It’s hard to say, but he is clearly losing the war in Iraq. » By no means contradicted, the American president added that the Russian head of state was “a pariah across the planet” following the abortive rebellion of Evgueni Prigojine and the Wagner group in Russia.
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“The Gaff Machine”
Memory lapses, errors, lapses… The 46th President of the United States has multiplied the blunders since he came to power in 2021. Of a talkative and laid-back nature, he is regularly nicknamed ” the blunder machine » by the American press, which has published dozens of rankings of its “best” errors.
During the opening of the international summit of Southeast Asia in Phnom Penhen November, Joe Biden had for example confused Cambodia and Colombia, countries of South America, while at the end of September, during a conference from the White House, he had apostrophized a Republican parliamentarian… who had died in an accident a month earlier. Errors that can make people smile, but which do not reassure the Democratic camp as the 2024 presidential elections in the United States approach.
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2023-06-28 16:09:19
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