Ramstein meeting not planned for Biden's visit to Germany
US President Joe Biden (photo: Getty Images)
US President Joe Biden plans to visit Germany next week. However, the US leader will only meet with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Chancellor Olaf Scholz, reports ZDF.
According to media reports, the American leader's program will be limited to only one day, namely October 18.
According to the newspaper, Biden plans to meet only with Steinmeier and Scholz in Berlin. This is due to the fact that this time the American leader's program is much shorter.
Based on this information, the newspaper noted that there will be no meeting in the Ramstein format in the near future. At the same time, there is no confirmation of this information from other sources.
In turn, ZDF journalist Elmar Theveßen said that further decisions in the Ramstein format are likely to be made after the results of the US presidential election.
It was reported today that US President Joe Biden wants to make up for his visit to Germany next week.
Biden wanted to come to Germany on October 10 and stay for a few days. However, shortly before that, the White House canceled the trip.
The reason for this was the Milton hurricane, which at that time was moving towards the US state of Florida. As there were fears of significant damage, Biden stayed in the country.
