Covid, Biden: “I will announce vaccine strategy for the world”

“I will announce a worldwide vaccine strategy.” US President Joe Biden told reporters just before embarking on Air Force One bound for Great Britain, the first stop on his mission to Europe. The main objective of Joe Biden’s first mission abroad, according to what the president himself told reporters, is “to strengthen the alliance, to clearly show Putin and China that Europe and the United States are united”. The American president will attend the G7 summit this weekend. Then on Monday he will be in Brussels for the NATO and US-EU summit and finally in Geneva, on the 16th, he will have a meeting with Vladimir Putin. The question of hacker attacks “will be one of the topics of discussion” between Biden and Putin, confirmed the US president who then, when asked if he thinks he will be able to reach any form of agreement on the matter with the Russian president, replied: “Who can tell at this moment.” Before getting on Air Foce One, Biden joked with journalists. “Beware of cicadas” he said after a swarm of these insects, protagonists in recent weeks of a real invasion in various American states, entered the engines of the plane that was to bring a group of journalists to follow him in Europe. Forcing them to a long wait on the ground Biden’s was not just a joke because actually as he spoke the president was hit in the neck by one of these insects, big noisy red-eyed cicadas that are described as dangerous to humans. “I just got one,” the president said.