Biden fresh gaffe; Russia has a Javelin missile + video

According to Fars News Agency’s International Service, “US President Joe Biden, whose gossip has repeatedly become the subject of the media, yesterday (Tuesday) again during a speech to the staff of the American Aerospace Industries, Military Equipment and Information Security Company.” Lockheed Martin made another blunder during a visit to the company that makes Javelin anti-tank missiles, using the word Russia instead of Ukraine.

“Before the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the United States was convinced that Russia had a Javelin missile and other weapons to strengthen its defense,” he said in the speech.

The Russian network Rashatodi reported that his remarks were apparently shocking to Lockheed Martin employees, who thought they were working to supply arms to Ukraine.

Media reports indicate that Russia launched a special military operation in Ukraine on February 24 (March 5) at the request of the Donbass republics of Luhansk and Donetsk to defend themselves against Ukrainian attacks. Since then, the United States, along with its allies, has been sending equipment to Kiev to fan the flames of the Ukraine conflict.

Biden recently introduced two packages to the US Congress, saying that Washington’s aid to Kiev should continue as long as Ukraine is at war.

According to the report, he stressed that weapons, ammunition and military equipment should be sent to Ukraine so that they can continue to fight, and it is crucial that Congress approves this $ 33 billion funding as soon as possible because the United States will not fight until the war in Ukraine. Continues, will continue to send weapons.

Prior to Biden’s presidency, speculation about his dementia was repeatedly raised by Republicans. His numerous blunders since taking office have doubled the concern of American officials and people about the ability of the president to run their own affairs.

Recently, the President of the United States once again extended his hand to shake hands after the end of his speech in Seattle, Washington; The move made him the subject of cyberspace again, just a week after he did the same in a North Carolina speech.

Biden, who ended his national tour with a speech on the proposed reforms, turned around after saying goodbye to the audience and shook hands, but no one was there. He then made another small turn, apparently reaching for the empty space again; Afterwards, the outspoken President of the United States returned to the audience with a smile and thanked them for their attention to his words.

A week ago, a similar thing happened. After his speech in North Carolina on infrastructure reform, the president turned his back on the stage and extended his hand to shake hands with no one close to him. Then, looking a little confused, he walked a few steps closer to the podium, apparently looking for a way to leave the lecture stage. (More details)

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