Biden: We are at War with the Virus, Not Each Other

Biden: We are at War with the Virus, Not Each Other Elected US President Joe Biden said, "We are at war with the virus, not with each other." Joe Biden, who won the presidential elections held in the USA on November 3, gave a speech as part of Thanksgiving. In his speech, Biden stated that the country will go through a difficult winter during the coronavirus outbreak and called for an end to the divisions. “You deserve to always hear the truth from your president. We need to slow down the rate at which the virus spreads. '' Joe Biden continued as follows: “We owe a debt of gratitude to the doctors, nurses and front line workers for this. We are indebted to our citizens. '' “We are at War with the Covid, Not Each Other ...” “Covid-19 divided us, made us angry, turned us against each other. I know that our country is tired of fighting, but we must not forget that we are at war with Covid-19, not with each other. That is why we must stand strong, double our efforts and devote ourselves to the war.” Biden said: “I know we can beat the virus. I promise you, life will return to normal. This period of division will end, a bright year will come when we unite. '' While the country is worried about the increase of cases during the Thanksgiving holiday, the number of cases continues to climb. In the country where more than 1.2 million coronavirus cases were announced last week, more than 260 thousand people died due to coronavirus. The country recorded the highest number of deaths since May, with 1,200 deaths on Tuesday.       This article has contributions of Bloomberg HT and BBC