Trump shortens his visit to G7 due to “What happened in the Middle East”

President Trump will soon cut his visit to Canada to meet with world leaders and returned to Washington on Monday, the spokesman Karolin Leavitt said, “What happened in the Middle East.”

Mr. Trump came to Canada for the annual of Sunday G7 Summitand met with Canada and the United Kingdom leaders on Monday. However, leavitt, X on Monday night, said the president’s president would be released early in the Israeli-Iran conflict.

“Much has been fulfilled, but because of what happened in the Middle East, President Trump will leave in the evening after dinner with the heads of state,” Leavitt wrote.

Monday asked the summit, Mr. Trump, “I have to get back early for open reasons.”

Leavitt, in his statement returns to the capital to “participate in many important issues.”

The United States told CBS on Monday evening that the United States does not join the Israeli military attack. After the return of Mr. Trump’s National Security Council and the situation room in the White House, the members of the cabinet in the National Security Council are in waiting for 24 hours a day – it began last week to Iran, including.

CBS news of the Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney CBS News was reported to go through the official channels before the President Trump’s White House in the country. “

The Middle East situation has already been the most part of the summit. During the meeting with Mr. Trump’s meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, President Israel and Iran said he was talking about “everyone.”

“I spoke to everyone. Israel has been doing very well, you probably added the word,” he said.

After that Wall Street Journal is reporting Mr. Trump, who said they wanted to reduce the conflict on Monday, said they wanted to send a message to journalists during the meeting with the Prime Minister of Canadia.

Asked if they heard from Iran. “He would like to talk. He continued to say:” It’s painful for both sides, but I would say that Iran should not win this war and they should talk before they come too late. ”

The President’s sudden return to Washington is coming as Israel and Iran Trade air attacks and missile attacks The most intense struggle in decades when two falls.

Since the last week of last week, Israel has taken a lot of air strikes by saying that Iran has targeted its nuclear program, research scientists and best military officials. Iran retaliated with the missiles and drone of Israel.

Monday, Israel be shot Iran called on Iranian state television and hundreds of thousands of central Tehran residents in Tehranta. Mr. Trump wrote The truth is social: “Everyone should immediately evacuate from Tehran!”

President and other American officials said clearly and savvy The United States did not participate in Iranian attacks and reported Israel’s pre-operation and helped the United States helped Israel take Iranian missiles. Cbs News reported that before Mr. Trump rejected a plan Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was removed to kill the Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

The Israeli leader was given in an interview with ABC news if he planned to target Khamenei on Monday.

“Look, we are doing what we need to do,” he said ABC News‘Jonathan Karl. Karl rejected Mr. Trump, Netanyahu said that the president was afraid of the death of Iran’s supreme leader to exacerbate the conflict.

“It is not going to increase the conflict,” Netanyahu said. “It will end the conflict.” According to, “To bring us to the nuclear war,” he blamed for “bring us to the nuclear war.” In fact, it prevents Israel, puts an end to this, and we can end this aggression. “

Trump management also warned Iran to hit the US military bases in the region.

Meanwhile, Mr. Trump, to sign a deal to restrict the volume of nuclear program to Iran, is now a number of negotiations. Iran, international guards in recent years, said that Iran has increased that Iran has long rejected its plans to build a nuclear weapon. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has surprised the agreement with Iran for a long time.

Ed O’Kefe,

Paulina Smolinski,

Sarah chef and

Christine brown

contributed to this report.