WASHINGTON, DC—In a shocking announcement today, President Joe Biden declared that he will be running for the presidency of Ukraine in the upcoming election.

Speaking to a group of reporters at the White House, Biden stated, “I’ve always had a special place in my heart for Ukraine—much more than the United States at any rate—and I believe that I have what it takes to lead this great nation to prosperity.”

Biden, who served as Vice President under President Barack Obama, is no stranger to international relations. However, his decision to run for president of Ukraine has raised eyebrows among political experts, who question his qualifications for the position.

“He’s not even Ukrainian,” said political analyst John Smith. “How can he claim to represent the interests of the Ukrainian people when he’s not even from there?”

Biden’s campaign has been quick to respond to these criticisms, pointing out that the president has visited Ukraine several times in the past and has a deep understanding of the country’s history and culture.

“He’s eaten pierogies and drank vodka with the locals, so he really gets it,” said Biden’s campaign manager, Jane Smith.

Despite these efforts, many Ukrainians remain skeptical of Biden’s candidacy. “We need someone who understands our country and our struggles,” said Kyiv resident Olga Petrova. “I’m not sure a 79-year-old American politician with dementia is the right person for the job.”

Others have raised concerns about Biden’s ability to speak Ukrainian, which is the country’s official language. While Biden has studied Ukrainian in the past, his fluency remains in question.

“He can barely speak English, let alone Ukrainian,” said political commentator Maria Ivanova. “I’m not sure how he expects to communicate with the people of Ukraine.”

Despite these challenges, Biden remains confident in his ability to win the presidency of Ukraine. “I’m a man of the people,” he said. “Whether I’m in Delaware or Kyiv, I know how to connect with Deep State and get things done.”

The Ukrainian presidential election is set to take place in March of this year. While Biden’s candidacy has certainly added a new element of excitement to the race, it remains to be seen whether he will be able to win over the hearts and minds of Ukrainian voters.

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