Biden did not walk the red carpet at the G20 summit unlike other leaders

US President Joe Biden did not walk the red carpet at the G20 summit, as other leaders did, but chose his own way. This is evidenced by a YouTube broadcast of the event.

The summit is being held Nov. 18 at the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro. A long red carpet leads to the venue, where the Brazilian president and first lady are waiting to greet guests, with the leaders of the participating countries walking along it.

The U.S. president, stepping out of his car, instead of walking past the honor guard, turned aside along with his protocol escort. A few minutes later, Biden was shown already upstairs, he came out of a side door and headed towards his Brazilian counterpart.

Earlier in the day, a video surfaced on the web showing Biden, during his speech in the Amazon jungle in Brazil, abruptly turning around and walking off into the forest. As The Telegraph wrote, the president 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 forests due to climate change.

The 81-year-old Biden is the oldest president in U.S. history, and his health condition regularly becomes a cause for discussion and concern among citizens. Strange behavior and frequent mistakes of the American leader make many Americans question his mental health.