Donald Trump Abruptly Leaves G7 Summit: Important Meeting in Situation Room

"Iran cannot have nuclear weapons. I have said this many times! Everyone should leave Tehran immediately," Donald Trump said on his social media channel. The US president cut short his stay in Canada and ordered the command center in Washington to prepare for the situation in the Middle East.

The US President again stated on the night from Monday to Tuesday Polish time that Iran should have concluded the nuclear agreement .

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"What a shame, what a waste of human life. Simply put, IRAN CANNOT HAVE NUCLEAR WEAPONS . I've said this many times! Everyone should leave Tehran immediately," Trump wrote on his social network Truth Social.

Earlier, the IDF issued a call to evacuate a large area in the northern part of the Iranian capital. The Israeli army is warning of further attacks on the city.

According to a US official quoted by NBC News, Trump instructed the National Security Council to "be ready in the Situation Room when he returns from the summit" of the G7 in Canada. The president said he decided to leave the leaders' meeting early for "obvious reasons."

“You probably see the same thing I see and I need to get back as soon as possible, ” he added. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who hosted the summit in Kananaskis, said he “fully understands” Trump’s decision.

Trump could return to Washington at the earliest on Tuesday after 2 a.m. EST, which is after 8 a.m. in Poland.

The president’s sudden decision to leave the summit has prompted speculation that it could mean the U.S. joining Israel’s campaign against Iran. Earlier, media outlets, including CNN, reported that Trump had refused to sign a joint G7 statement calling for de-escalation of the conflict between Israel and Iran.

Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth confirmed to Fox News that he was heading to an underground command center in the White House, but has repeatedly stressed that U.S. forces in the Middle East and Europe are "defensive" and that President Trump still wants to strike a deal with Iran over its nuclear program.

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A day earlier, the Pentagon sent about 30 tanker planes to Europe and ordered a strike group of ships led by the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz to head to the Mediterranean from the South China Sea.

According to media reports, Israel has asked the Trump administration for support in its actions against Iran because only the United States has penetrating bombs in its arsenal that can destroy underground uranium enrichment facilities. So far, the United States has limited itself to helping Israel defend itself against Iranian missile attacks and.

The US media reports that the White House is still trying to persuade Tehran to talk about Iran signing an agreement to abandon its pursuit of nuclear weapons. The possibility of a meeting between President Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi is being explored.

As Axios writes, citing four informed sources, the aim of the talks would be to conclude an agreement on Iran's nuclear program and end the war with Israel.

" The meeting has not yet been finalized , but it is part of President Trump's latest attempt to move away from the war and return to talks," the portal estimates. The meeting is expected to take place this week. Witkoff and Aragchi were originally scheduled to meet last Sunday for the sixth round of negotiations, but Iran canceled the meeting after the Israeli attack.

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Trump sees the powerful penetrating bombs in the US arsenal - which Israel needs to destroy Iran's underground nuclear facilities - as a key means of pressuring Iran into making concessions, Axios sources said.

"They want to talk. But we don't know if they've been brought to their knees to realize that in order to have a country, they have to talk?" - assessed one American official anonymously.