In the midst of conflict with Israel, the Donald Trump states from the G7 Summit in Canada that “agreement will be signed” with the Iran for the country’s nuclear energy program.
Essentially Donald Trump discounted yesterday (16.06.2025) on the sidelines of G7 And as the war between Israel and Iran is raginghow “agreement will be signed” for Tehran’s nuclear, without, however, in any details of its content.
“I think it would be stupid on Iran’s part not to sign it,” the US state leader told reporters in Canada, where he participates in the G7 meeting. “Iran is already on the negotiating table, wants to close agreement, I think an agreement will be signed or something will happen,” he said.
Tehran informed Oman and Qatar yesterday that she would not negotiate while Israel’s “attack” with Washington on the Iranian nuclear energy program.
In the meantime, G7 leaders have a joint statement plan calling for a decline in Israel – Iran conflictaccording to two sources and one draft, as Reuters reports. However, the same information argues that Donald Trump does not agree with his content.
According to Reuters, Donald Trump does not intend to sign a joint statement calling for a decline between Israel and Iran, a document drawn up by G7 leaders in Canada, though officials preparing the document expressed hope that the US president could eventually be persuaded to add his name.
“We will work together with partners beyond the G7 on the rapid protection of our financial and national security,” the statement said.
According to Reuters, the text states that Israel has the right to defend itself, that Iran can never obtain nuclear weapons, while calling on both sides to divert the intensity that endangers the regional balance as a whole.
The statement plan will emphasize that G7 leaders will work to ensure market stability, including energy markets.
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“I don’t see Putin playing a role in resolving tension between Iran and Israel,” the G7 summit said on the sidelines of the G7 summit. Friedrich Mertz.
The German Chancellor stressed that European leaders would “propose a statement that it will be clear that Iran cannot hold nuclear weapons and that Israel has the right to defend itself”.
Speaking about duties, he said: “We will see if there is an opportunity to discuss the tariff policy on the sidelines of the summit.”
He then pointed out that “there will be no solution to the tariff difference in this meeting, but we hope that steps will be taken in this direction”
Finally, he said he wishes “the US to put sanctions on Russia in conjunction with EU measures”.