Trump leaves the G7 Summit early with the intensification of Iran-Israel’s conflict

US President Donald Trump summarized his visit to the seven summit group in Canada, where the White House said he should return to Washington to deal with the escalating conflict between Iran and Israel.

“I must return early for clear reasons,” Trump said, as reports that issued instructions to the National Security Council at the White House were distributed to meet upon his return.

US Defense Secretary Beit Higseth announced earlier that “additional capabilities” to the Middle East to enhance the “defensive position” of the Pentagon in the region.

But US officials rejected the suggestions that the United States was about to join the Israeli attack against Iran.

The White House was in pain to confirm that Trump was a “great day” at the top, saying that many were accomplished, including a trade deal between the United States and the United Kingdom.

But the president’s press secretary said that he was leaving the world leaders in Kananchasis in Rocky, Canadians, after dinner on Monday evening because of “what is going on in the Middle East.” She was not explaining.

This means that the US President will be absent from personal meetings with Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinski and Mexican President Claudia Shinbom, who was scheduled for Tuesday, the last day of the summit.

On Monday, Trump said it is important to return to Washington from “big things”. Its departure came when Israel and Iran attacked each other for the fifth consecutive day.

Earlier, the president posted on social media that Iran should have signed a deal that he presented to them in the last round of American -Iranian nuclear talks.

“Simply, Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon,” he wrote. “I said it again and again!”

Trump also urged the Iranians on his social media platform “to evacuate” their capital, Tehran, a city of up to 17 million people. Not provided more details.

Shortly later, the Iranian media reported the explosions and heavy air defense fires in Tehran early on Tuesday. This came hours after Israel targeted the state broadcaster in Iran, forcing in advance to flee in the middle of the broadcast.

In Israel, the alarm sirens were a raid in Tel Aviv after midnight and listened to an explosion while Iranian missiles targeted the country again.

World leaders said at the Group of Seven summit they understood Trump’s need to leave early.

“If the United States can achieve a ceasefire, this is very good,” said French President Emmanuel Macron.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz said that Trump’s exit was “concept”, although the two are scheduled to meet on Tuesday to discuss the definitions.

The Group of Seven faced the division earlier over conflicts between Russia and Ukraine and between Israel and Iran.

Trump was planning to reject the summit statement on Iran and Israel’s conflict, according to the American BBS partner.

He called on the draft to cancel the escalation, and included a language on observing Iran, and urged both sides to protect civilians.

Trump also said at the summit that it was a “big mistake” for the former G8 to expel Russia from the group in 2014 after the inclusion of the Crimea.

“Putin talks to me,” the US President said. “He doesn’t talk to anyone else … he is not a happy person on this topic.”

But there was some progress as Trump and British Prime Minister Sir Kerr Starmer signed a deal on the definitions.

Trump told reporters that the UK was “well protected” from future import taxes. “You know why? Because I love them.”

On Monday, a dualism between Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Trump was also witnessed, after which Carney said that a commercial deal between the two countries may be concluded within 30 days to solve import taxes.

This represents the second time that Trump left the 7 Group Summit early. In 2018, at a summit in Quebec, Trump left the gathering to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

Israel has obtained control of the Iranian airspace since its air warfare was launched last Thursday with a sudden attack saying that many major military leaders and atomic scientists have been killed.

However, Israel does not seem to have achieved its goal of destroying the Iranian nuclear development program.

Only military analysts say that the United States has bombers and bombs that can penetrate the deepest Iranian nuclear installations, especially those for Fordow.

Israeli strikes have killed at least 224 people in Iran, according to the Iranian Ministry of Health. In Israel, the government said at least 24 people died.