Biden addressed Americans after Trump's victory
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The current President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, addressed Americans for the first time after Donald Trump's victory in the elections. He stated that power will be transferred "peacefully".
Biden's address was broadcasted by the Voice of America via YouTube on Thursday, November 7.
Biden addressed Americans
"I will do my duty as President and I will honor the Constitution, we will have a peaceful transfer of power in America. To all our incredible staff, thank you so much — you put so much into the past four years. I know it is a difficult time, but don't forget all that we accomplished," Biden said.
He emphasized that the United States must accept the choice made by the people. He also has no doubts about the honesty and transparency of the electoral system.
In addition, Biden has already held telephone conversations with Trump and Harris and noted that one should not see each other as opponents and that the degree of tension should be reduced.
It should be recalled that the administration of US President Joe Biden wants to urgently send the remaining $6 billion of military aid to Ukraine.
At the same time, according to Politico journalists, the military package most likely will not be arrived before the inauguration of Donald Trump.
