Biden mistakenly calls Zelensky ‘Putin’ at Nato summit
- Joe Biden mistakenly referred to the Ukrainian president as "Putin" during a NATO press conference.
- Biden's statement created confusion as he initially introduced the Ukrainian president as "President Putin" instead of his actual name.
- The mistake occurred when Biden tried to recognize the courage and determination of the Ukrainian president, leading to repeated references to "President Putin.
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Ukrajinski predsednik Volodimir Zelenski je danas izjavio da je to što ga je predsednik SAD Džozef Bajden u izjavi novinarima pomešao s predsednikom Rusije Vladimirom Putinom greška koja se može zaboraviti s obzirom na veliku podršku SAD Ukrajini.
At the NATO press conference held on Thursday, US President Joe Biden again used strong terms to describe his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, calling him "insane murderer." "Some of the oldest and deepest fears of Europe have resurfaced again because, once again, an insane murderer was starting up, but this time no one remained appeased, especially the US," Biden said. Intelligence and formation of an international coalition The US presiden…
Biden makes another gaffe, calls Ukraine's Zelensky 'President Putin'
President Joe Biden of the United States, US, has erroneously referred to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as “President Putin”. Biden made the gaffe on Thursday in Washington DC during the NATO summit. Biden introduced Zelensky as “President Putin”, mistakenly referring to him as Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is waging a war against Ukraine that began in 2022. But the US President quickly corrected himself, while Zelensky replied …
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