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US President Trump leaves the G7 summit with reference to the situation in the Middle East. What he intends to do is unclear. He is "not in the mood" for negotiations with Iran. The mutual attacks between Israel and Iran continue.
The president does not want to sign the statement for a de-escalation. Then he provokes: "The summit of the greats should be opened also to China."First day of sessions for the G7 to guide Canada. The newly elected premier Mark Carney opens the works so: "Point of historical turning point, the world looks to us for...
US Will Not Sign Joint G7 Statement Calling For De-escalation Between Israel And Iran - Iran Front Page
US President Donald Trump does not intend to sign a joint statement calling for de-escalation between Tel Aviv and Tehran drafted by G7 leaders in Canada, according to a person familiar with the matter.
A Canadian official in the media commented that this is still a "unsolved issue" and it is "too early to make assumptions".
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