Trump Leaves G7 Early as Israel-Iran Conflict Escalates, Warns Tehran

President Donald Trump abruptly left the G7 summit in Canada a day early amid escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, warning that Tehran must be evacuated immediately due to Iran's failure to curb its nuclear ambitions. Trump emphasized America’s right to act unilaterally, departing before key discussions on Ukraine and global trade, which created uncertainty about U.S. leadership in these areas. French President Emmanuel Macron interpreted Trump's early exit as a move to broker a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, expressing support for U.S. efforts and readiness for renewed diplomatic talks. The conflict has intensified with exchanges of strikes continuing for several days, resulting in significant civilian casualties on both sides, and air defense activities over Tehran and missile attacks on Israel. Trump’s warnings and actions reflect a hardline stance against Iran’s nuclear program, while other G7 leaders advocate for multilateral de-escalation. His departure highlights a divergence in approaches among global leaders amidst a volatile Middle East crisis and ongoing global economic tensions.