Video: Junkers nervous trauma advances with the help of the NATO summit

The President of the European Commission (EC), Jean-Claude Junker, was unable to work on his Wednesday before the NATO summit. Although Thursday, after the release of the video, rumors that Junkers has consumed too much, rumors have been blamed for an old trauma, Politico explains.

The video of the growing popularity of corporations shows that the President of the EC is moving behind the scenes of the leaders of the Atlantic Alliance. Obviously, a 63-year-old politician has difficulty going up and down the stairs alone. He was notably helped by the Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rite and the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko

. In June, Junkers, in the Irish Parliament, said to suffer from periodic pain in the sciatic nerve. He had these health problems after a car accident, but has grown in recent times. After the Junker had obvious problems before reaching the parliamentary podium in Dublin in June, he explained to deputies that he was not drunk but that he was suffering from problems with his sciatic nerve. "I'd rather be drunk," jumped Junkers

Junkers took part in the NATO summit Thursday and Friday in Brussels.