us President Donald Trump The White House announced that due to the increasing conflict between Israel and Iran, its journey would be cut in a group of seven summit in Canada and left on Monday night.Karolin Levit, secretary of the White House press, wrote on X, “What is going on in the Middle East, President Trump will leave after dinner with the heads of the state tonight.”He said that the President had “a great day in G7, even signed a major trade deal with the United Kingdom and Prime Minister Kir starrer.” Lewitt said, “A lot was completed, but what is going on in the Middle East, President Trump will leave tonight.”There was tension in the Middle East among world leaders at the summit held in Canada. The conflict between Israel and Iran entered the violence on their fourth day, which led to immediate diplomacy.Till Monday afternoon, Trump issued a clear warning on social media, stating: “Everyone should immediately vacate Tehran!”The US President has repeatedly urged the Iranian leaders to return to the table of interaction, saying that he has failed to work even after being given time. He said, “He would have to make a deal,” he said that Iranian leaders would like to talk “but did not do so during the 60-day window, before Israel launched its airstrikes.“They are not winning this war,” Trump said about Iran. “And they should talk and talk immediately before they are too late.” Asked if the US would consider military partnership, Trump replied, “I don’t want to talk about that.”The summit host Canadian Prime Minister Mark Karney described this moment as historically important. “We are gathering on one of those twist points in history,” he said. “The world’s more divided and dangerous.”Other G7 leaders left quickly to respond to the crisis. British Prime Minister Kir Stmper, French President Emmanuel Macron, Italian Premier Georgia Meloni and German Chancellor Frederick Merz held informal talks late on Sunday night to discuss the growing instability in the Middle East. The stormer’s office confirmed an hour’s discussion.Germany is preparing the statement of a draft summit that will outline the united stance of G7 to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. “Iran should not allow to obtain nuclear weapons-enabled materials under any circumstances,” Merz asked reporters.