Biden postpones meeting with Stoltenberg due to tooth surgery

A meeting scheduled for June 12 between US President Joe Biden and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has been postponed at the White House. American leader needed dental surgery reported in the White House pool.

As reported in Washington, on Monday morning, Biden complained of a toothache, which is why he went to the dentist. The President underwent an operation on the root canal of the lower right premolar, which he “endured well and without complications.”

Also, amid information about Biden’s operation, the White House postponed a reception for the heads of American diplomatic missions for a day. The administration of the President of the United States did not indicate for what reasons the event was postponed.

In early March, Biden underwent surgery to remove a malignant tumor from the skin on his chest. The 80-year-old head of the White House was excised for basal cell carcinoma, a malignant tumor that is a form of cancer.

On February 17, Biden’s attending physician, Kevin O’Connor, said that Biden’s health allows him to serve as president. However, on February 19, a former White House doctor claimed that doctors were hiding the truth about Biden’s condition.