The president of the United States, Joe Biden, has announced that he “hopes” to stand in the 2024 elections, after in recent months there has been speculation about the possibility that he would opt for a single term given his advanced age – he would run for office. reelection at 81 – “Yes, my plan is to run for reelection. That is what I hope, “said Biden, in his first press conference since he arrived at the White House more than two months ago. The president, however, has avoided considering anything closed, arguing that he has” a lot of respect for him. to the target”. “I have never been able to take anything for granted at four and a half years, three and a half years,” he said in response to questions from journalists. On the possibility that his current ‘number two’, Kamala Harris, repeats as his A running mate, Biden has limited himself to saying that “she’s doing a great job” and “is a great companion,” just as she has not wanted to assess a hypothetical candidacy of her predecessor in the Oval Office, Donald Trump. “Answers” Joe Biden, has warned that he will consider adopting “responses” if North Korea continues to fire ballistic missiles, in response to the second arms challenge posed by the Kim Jong Un regime in less than a week. has led an unprecedented press conference since he came to power, has launched his first notice to North Korea, a country with which his predecessor, Donald Trump, maintained from a political rapprochement to a fiery cross of reproaches about mutual destruction. “We are consulting with our allies and partners and there will be answers if they choose to escalate the tension.We will respond appropriately, “said Biden, who has acknowledged that North Korea remains the main threat in foreign policy to the United States. The US president does not rule out” some kind of diplomacy “- for now he does not propose any summit as the one carried out by Trump and Kim – but has made it clear that any approach must be “conditional” on the advance of denuclearization on the Korean peninsula.
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