Trump Leaves G7 Early Amid Israel-Iran Crisis

President Donald Trump left the G7 summit in Canada a day early amid rising Israel-Iran tensions, issuing a dramatic social media call for the immediate evacuation of Tehran due to nuclear concerns. At the summit, Trump criticized Iran for not signing a proposed deal and warned that diplomatic options were waning. His early departure disrupted scheduled meetings with global leaders after he signed a trade deal with the UK. Media speculation arose about potential U.S. military involvement with Israel, though the White House denied any shift in military posture. French President Emmanuel Macron and other G7 leaders called for a ceasefire and broader negotiations to address the crisis. The region remains tense, with sirens reported in Israeli cities and fears of further escalation.