The participants of the G7 top corresponded to a joint statement of the war between Israel and Iran. Iran is “the most important source of regional instability and terror,” says it – the country should therefore never come into possession of a nuclear weapon. The US president had to leave earlier.
A few hours before the agreement on the statement on Monday evening (local time) was announced in Canada, the White House said that Trump had to return to Washington. His spokeswoman mentioned the “Events in the Middle East” as the reason. Trump made it clear that he did not want his departure to be understood as an insult to the G7. “I would have liked to stay,” he said in Kananaskis.
However, there were “big things” that required his immediate return to Washington, he emphasized without more information. A few hours later, Trump and the other G7 bosses unexpectedly agreed on a joint explanation of the war between Israel and Iran. In the text published by Host Canada, Iran is called ‘the most important source of regional instability and terror’ and Israel emphasizes the right to self -defense. The G7 Staatshoofden and the government also explain that it was always unambiguously clarified that Iran should never come into possession of a nuclear weapon.
No direct criticism of Israel
There is no direct criticism of the Israeli approach of Iran in the explanation of the group of leading democratic economic powers. It is only emphasized by the importance of protecting the civilian population in the conflict and demands that the solution for the Iran crisis should lead to a more extensive de-escalation of hostility in the Middle East, which is a truce in the Gaza strip. The effects of the current conflict on international energy markets are said to be carefully observed. You are ready to take coordinated measures together with, such as -made partners, to guarantee the stability of the markets.
Shortly before the announcement of his departure, Trump had called for the inhabitants of the Iranian capital Tehran for evacuation. “Everyone should leave Tehran immediately,” Trump wrote on their social social platform without giving reasons. The capital of Iran has more than ten million inhabitants.
A link to the full statement was published on platform X:
American troops in “Defense attitude”
According to Trump’s statements, a spokesperson for the White House emphasized that the American forces “in defense” remained in the middle. The “nothing changed,” said the spokesperson. Iran and Israel currently get the most serious military conflict in their history. Israel has been attacking in Iran since Friday with massive military force and in response Iran Israel shot with drones and missiles. Until now, the United States has not disturbed this discussion.
Trump did not give the exact reasons before his departure. However, other participants in the G7 top showed understanding. The host of the top, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, said: “I have a complete understanding that he has to fly home.” The German federal government followed. “After intensive and good consultation about questions about the global economy, trade and raw material safety, the federal government understood the early departure of the US President from the G7 Circle, a spokesperson said.
Other participants surprised
The announcement of Trump’s departure surprised the other top participants. Trump had appeared at the top from German government critches, the mood in the first working meeting on Monday morning (local time) was “enormously harmonious” and Trump agreed to stay until the end of the top and complete the planned top program.
With the early departure of Trump there will be no meeting with the Ukrainian President Wolodyymyr Senskyj, who travels to the top in Kananaskis as a guest. In the issue of new sanctions against Russia, the differences between the US and the other G7 countries had come to light considerably on Monday. Trump gave skeptical comments on the tightening of the Europeans: “Sanctions cost us a lot of money,” the president said.
Source: Krone
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