Trump Leaves G7 Early Amid Israel-Iran Crisis

US President Donald Trump left the G7 summit in Canada early amid escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, citing urgent developments in the Middle East. The conflict has resulted in dozens of deaths and increased global instability. Trump had publicly urged Tehran residents to evacuate and called on Iranian leaders to negotiate over their nuclear program before it was 'too late,' warning that Iran 'is not winning this war.' His abrupt departure led to the cancellation of a scheduled meeting with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, impacting discussions on US tariffs on Australian exports. Germany proposed a final G7 communique addressing the Iran crisis, while other G7 leaders stressed unity against Iran acquiring nuclear weapons. Trump refused to comment on potential US military involvement with Israel, leaving future American actions uncertain.