The U.S. president addresses alliance leaders while Democratic lawmakers continue to debate his future
U.S. President Joe Biden delivers remarks on the 75th anniversary of NATO at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium in Washington, on July 9.U.S. President Joe Biden vowed that “Ukraine will prevail” in its war against Russia, kicking off a NATO summit in Washington with a speech meant to project strength even as he fights to stop his own Democratic Party from forcing him to end his re-election bid.’s 32 member countries at the Andrew W.
“The remaining countries that have not yet reached that milestone” of 2 per cent, Mr. Biden said, “will get there soon.”Mr. Biden’s NATO speech, which he read from a teleprompter, went off without serious incident, though the President occasionally stumbled over some words. It also seemed designed to personally jab Mr. Putin over his military’s incompetence. “Kyiv, remember, fellows and ladies, was supposed to fall in five days. Remember? It’s still standing two years later,” he said.
Earlier Tuesday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau used his first public speech of the summit to warn that the world is more unstable now than at any point since the alliance was founded. Canada’s failure to meet the 2-per-cent defence spending threshold drew Mr. Trump’s ire during his presidency.
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