Joe Biden stumbles up Air Force One steps again following Ukraine visit only days after WH doc said he's 'fit for duty' | The Sun

PRESIDENT Joe Biden has once again stumbled while boarding Air Force One as he was leaving Poland on Wednesday.

The latest blunder from the 80-year-old US president was caught on video as he headed back home from his overseas trip.

Biden fell forward about halfway up the stairs to the plane as he boarded Air Force One at Warsaw Chopin Airport.

Unlike his viral fall in March 2021, the president was able to regain his balance as he stood back up and continued to the door.

The US president was seen waving at the crowd before entering the plane's cabin.

Biden was in Poland to deliver a speech after a historic visit to Ukraine this week.

He used a major speech in Poland to taunt the Russian tyrant saying Kyiv "stands strong, proud and free" a year on from the invasion.

Biden has been filmed stumbling on the stairs to Air Force One multiple times.

Last June he was seen tripping as he was heading to California after delivering a speech on the 2022 mid-term elections.

The trip was slight, and the president marched up the rest of the stairs before giving a salute at the top.

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A much more dramatic moment was filmed in March, 2021, when Biden fell three times up the stairs.

At the time, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre confirmed that Biden was "doing 100 percent fine" following the tumble.

This fall occurred after the president apparently fractured his foot while playing with his dog.

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The US President spent the day praising Nato as "stronger than ever" and reassuring his allies of Washington's continued commitment to Europe.

And then he delivered a key speech at the Royal Castle, the same location where he condemned Putin last March just weeks after Vlad's invasion.

Biden said Putin believed Nato would "fracture and divide" – but in fact the alliance was more united than ever.

He said: "He thought autocrats like himself were tough and leaders of democracy were soft and then he met the iron will of America and nations everywhere that refused to accept a world governed by fear." 

He added: "One year into this war, there should be no doubt our support will not waver, we will not be divided and we will not tire.

"Democracies of the world will stand guard over freedom today, tomorrow, and forever.

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