United States President Joe Biden gave a spirited address during the NATO summit in Washington, DC, emphasizing his commitment to the role despite concerns about his age.

Biden expressed determination to complete his duties, highlighting the significance of the task at hand.

Biden introduces Ukraine’s Zelenskyy as President Putin

Before the news conference, Biden mistakenly referred to Ukraine's President Zelenskyy as President Putin, showcasing his slip of the tongue.

Although the error was promptly corrected, it still drew attention, leading to a humorous moment during the event.

Speech takes aim at Trump’s criticism of NATO

Biden used his speech to address criticisms from his opponent, Trump, regarding NATO and the US stance within the alliance.

He emphasized the vital role NATO plays in ensuring global security and highlighted Trump's potential impact on collective safety.

Biden mistakenly calls Kamala Harris ‘Trump’

Biden stumbled over his words, mistakenly referring to Vice President Kamala Harris as Trump, showcasing moments of uncertainty during the conference.

Despite the error, Biden remained resolute in his belief that he is the best candidate to lead the country.

Biden acknowledges other Democratic contenders

Biden recognized the presence of other Democratic contenders and the challenges of starting anew in the political arena.

He also praised Vice President Harris, reinforcing his confidence in her qualifications for the presidency.

US election casts a shadow

The upcoming US election loomed large over the summit, with stakeholder nations closely watching developments.

Amid uncertainties, various leaders expressed the need for proactive decisions and unity, irrespective of electoral outcomes.