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"There are signs of dementia": Doctor Komarovskyi assessed Trump's behavior

Main points
  • Doctor Yevhen Komarovskyi suggested possible age-related cognitive impairment in US President Donald Trump.
  • According to the doctor, one of the key signs of such a condition is problems with short-term memory.
  • Komarovskyi believes that being in power by people of advanced age can carry risks for the state.

Ukrainian doctor Yevhen Komarovskyi suggested a state of health of US President Donald Trump. In his opinion, the politician's behavior may indicate signs of age-related cognitive impairment.

"Senile dementia. I have no particular doubts about this. This is a normal diagnosis. He is not to blame for this by and large. This is obviously, absolutely impulsive behavior, when a person forgets what he said yesterday," Komarovskyi said in an interview with journalist Dmitry Gordon.

According to the doctor, one of the key signs of this condition is problems with short-term memory. He noted that a person can remember old events well, but forget recent ones.

Komarovsky also mentioned the former US President Joe Biden, noting that the state of politicians can change with age. In his opinion, being in power by people of respectable age can carry risks for the state.

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"You are experienced, you are wise, you are old, you have seen a lot. Be an advisor. And the president should not sit in a chair, he should rush around, make decisions, meet. There should be nothing else," the doctor concluded.

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, on the eve of Christmas, the White House published an animated video in which US President Donald Trump reads out the "list of the naughty", which includes the names of illegal immigrants.

And before that, Trump posted an AI-generated video on social media in which he appears as a "king" and flies a fighter jet with the words "King Trump" written on it. In the video, the plane drops a liquid brown substance on protesters, likely alluding to the No Kings protests that took place in all 50 US states and drew about seven million people.

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