G7 Summit Sees Sharp U.S. Stance on Israel-Iran Tensions
At the G7 summit, President Donald Trump refuses a draft statement urging the de-escalation of the Israel-Iran conflict. The draft emphasizes market stability, opposes an Iranian nuclear weapon, and supports Israel's right to self-defense. The summit in Canada sees continued discussions among attendees.
At the G7 summit, a senior U.S. official revealed that President Donald Trump has decided against endorsing a draft statement advocating for the reduction of tensions in the Israel-Iran conflict.
The draft, reviewed by Reuters, highlights the necessity of maintaining market stability and explicitly states that Iran must not acquire nuclear arms, while affirming Israel's right to self-defense.
Diplomats from Canada and Europe have confirmed that discussions on the conflict continue at the summit in Canada, slated to conclude on Tuesday.
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