Biden went into the forest during a speech in the Amazon jungle

A video of US President Joe Biden, who, during his speech in the Amazon jungle in Brazil, abruptly turned around and went into the forest, has appeared on the Web. This was reported by The Telegraph newspaper on November 17.

"Joe Biden wandered into the Amazon rainforest after delivering a speech warning about the dangers of climate change," the publication said.

According to the publication, Biden deliberately went into the jungle to participate in a photo shoot, thanks to which it will be possible to draw attention to the loss of vitality and death of forest plantations due to climate change.

The day before, the American leader visited Peru's capital Lima, then traveled to Manaus, Brazil. He flew in a helicopter over the place where the Amazon and Negro rivers meet and saw a sharp drop in water levels due to the worst drought in decades.

In addition, Biden announced a $50 million donation to the Amazon Foundation.

Earlier, on March 10, Robert Habeck, Vice Chancellor and Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection of the Federal Republic of Germany, urged U.S. policymakers to tackle climate problems now rather than leaving them to future generations. He also pointed out that the U.S. has some of the highest per capita carbon dioxide emissions in the world. Habeck emphasized that in a changing world, people's thinking must adjust to current realities, not stand still.