US EditionTrump Denies G7 Exit Was Over Iran-Israel Truce, Calls Macron ‘Publicity Seeking’ After Claim
- US President Donald Trump attended the first working session of the G7 summit on June 16, 2025, in Kananaskis, Canada, before deciding to leave early due to Middle East tensions.
- Trump's early departure followed escalating missile strikes exchanged between Iran and Israel, although French President Emmanuel Macron wrongly claimed Trump left to negotiate a ceasefire.
- Trump contradicted Macron's claim on social media, calling him a 'publicity-seeking President' and denied involvement in ceasefire talks while suggesting Putin might mediate the conflict.
- The G7 summit discussions focused on economic issues, trade deals, and China amid deep divisions on Ukraine, with European leaders urging Trump to support tougher sanctions on Russia.
- Trump's decision to leave early disrupted planned meetings, including with Australian PM Albanese, highlighting ongoing diplomatic uncertainty as the Middle East conflict intensifies.
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