On Monday night, US President Donald Trump left the Group of Seven (G7) meeting in a Canadian Rockies resort town because of the escalating tension between Israel and Iran and the rising instability in the Middle East. During the conference, world leaders rushed to control the five-day-old violence that has killed scores of people in Iran and Israel.
Trump has already said that Tehran must end its nuclear program before it’s “too late.” The US president stated that although Iranian officials would “like to talk,” they had previously had sixty days to agree on their nuclear aspirations and had not done so before an Israeli.
One of those historical turning moments is where we’re gathered,” Carney remarked. “There is greater division and danger in the world.” Shortly after arriving at the conference late on Sunday, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, French President Emmanuel Macron, and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer met informally for an hour.
At the conference, Merz told reporters that his nation will produce a final communiqué proposal on the dispute, emphasising that Iran must never “be allowed” to have material capable of delivering nuclear weapons.
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