NATO expressed concern about Biden’s poor health

US allies in NATO have privately expressed their concern that Joe Biden, the current president of the United States, will not be able to be elected for a new term due to weakness and physical conditions. This article was reported by Politico newspaper, quoting sources familiar with the situation inside this coalition.

The publication spoke to 20 NATO-related officials, and most of them confirmed that they have doubts about Biden’s ability to win the election.

This newspaper quoted an official as saying: “You don’t have to be a genius to understand this (Biden’s disability) to realize that the American president is very old.” We are not sure that even if he wins, he will survive another four years.”

Other officials said that watching Donald Trump debate with Biden was “extremely painful.”

An anonymous official told this publication: “Let’s be honest. We all want Biden to stay for the second round to avoid another clash with Trump, but this procedure of Biden is not very encouraging.

According to this publication, now Biden must publicly prove his leadership skills at the NATO summit in Washington to convince allies that he is ready to fight for re-election and stay in the election race.

The New York Post previously wrote that in January 2024, Kevin O’Connor, Biden’s physician at the White House, met with one of the leading neurologists and Parkinson’s disease specialists in the country.

After current US President Joe Biden failed to meet Democratic expectations in Thursday’s election debate and concerns about his mental and physical condition intensified, a number of Democrats have put forward proposals to potentially replace the US president. They did.

Earlier, the editorial board of the New York Times asked Biden to withdraw from the presidential race “to serve his country”.

Translator: Azam Purkand