Trump leaves G7 summit early as Iran-Israel conflict intensifies

US President Donald Trump interrupted his visit to the SEP group in Canada, the White House saying that he had to return to Washington to face the climbing of the conflict between Iran and Israel.

“I must be back early for obvious reasons,” said Trump, when reports were circulating, he had asked the National Security Council of the White House to meet on his return.

The US Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, announced earlier the “deployment of additional capacities” in the Middle East to improve the “defensive posture” of the Pentagon in the region.

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

The White House concerned that Trump had “a big day” at the top, saying that many things have been accomplished, including a trade agreement between the United States and the United Kingdom.

But the president’s press secretary said that he was leaving the gathering of the world leaders of Kananaskis in the Canadian Rockies after dinner on Monday evening because of “what is happening in the Middle East”. She did not develop.

This means that the American president will lack meetings in person with the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky and Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum who was scheduled for Tuesday, the last day of the summit.

During a photo session on Monday, Trump said it was important that he returned to Washington for “Big Stuff”. His departure had come while Israel and Iran attacked for a fifth consecutive day.

Earlier, the president posted on social networks that Iran should have signed an agreement he had put forward in the last series of American nuclear talks from Iran.

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

Trump also urged the Iranians on his social media platform Truth Social to “immediately evacuate” their capital, Tehran, a city of 17 million people. He did not offer more details.

Shortly after, the Iranian media reported on Tuesday explosions and heavy air defense fires in Tehran. This came a few hours after Israel targeted the Iranian state diffuser, forcing a presenter to flee halfway.

In Israel, air raid mermaids groaned in Tel Aviv after midnight and an explosion was heard while Iranian missiles were again targeting the country.

World leaders at the G7 summit said they understood Trump’s need to go early.

“If the United States can make a cease-fire, it’s a very good thing,” said French president Emmanuel Macron.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said that Trump’s release was “understandable”, despite the two who were to meet on Tuesday to discuss the prices.

The G7 was faced with the division earlier on conflicts between Russia and Ukraine and between Israel and Iran.

Trump was planning to reject a summit statement on the Iran-Israel conflict, according to the American partner of the BBC CBS.

The project called for de -escalation, included a language on the follow -up of Iran and urged the two parties 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 annexed the Crimea.

“Putin speaks to me,” said the American president. “He does not speak to anyone else … He is not a happy person on this subject.”

But there has been progress because Trump and British Prime Minister Sir Kier Starmer have signed an agreement on prices.

Trump told journalists that the United Kingdom was “very well protected” against future import taxes. “Do you know why? Because I love them.”

On Monday, also saw a bilateral between Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Trump, after which Carney said that a trade agreement could be concluded between the two countries within 30 days to resolve import taxes.

It marks the second time that Trump has left the G7 summit early. In 2018, during a summit in Quebec, Trump left the rally to meet the leader in North Korea, Kim Jong Un.

Israel has claimed control of Iranian airspace since he launched his air war last Thursday with a surprise attack which, according to him, killed many best atomic military and scientific commanders.

However, Israel does not seem to have achieved its objective of destroying Iran’s nuclear development program.

Military analysts say that only the United States has bombers and bunker bombs that can penetrate the deepest from Iranian nuclear installations, especially that of Fordow.

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