Drama in the US: Possible presidential candidate suffers stroke

Democratic Senator Chris Murphy, 53, was hospitalized after suffering a stroke during his son's hockey game. He was transferred to Johns Hopkins Medical Center, where he is fully conscious and his doctors expect a full recovery. The incident occurred two days before the US midterm elections, and Murphy is mentioned as a possible presidential candidate for 2028.

Democratic Senator Chris Murphy of Connecticut, 53, was hospitalized after suffering a stroke during his son's hockey game last Saturday. He was rushed to a local hospital and later transferred to Johns Hopkins Medical Center in Maryland. According to a statement from his chief of staff, Allison Herwitt, Murphy is conscious and alert, and doctors expect a full recovery. The incident occurred just two days before the US midterm elections, as Murphy's name is being mentioned as a possible presidential candidate for 2028. Murphy himself is not running in the current cycle, as his term does not end until 2030. In recent years, he has established himself as a leading voice in the Democratic Party on foreign and security issues, and recently spoke out sharply against a possible military plan in Iran.