Efforts to tighte the restrictions by the world’s largest democracy Russia And hold a joint position on the Middle East crisis that is thrown into anarchy Donald Trump.
US President, who landed in Canada’s Alberta late Sunday night, opened his comment G7 summit By suggesting that it was a “mistake” to exclude Russia from the former G8.
It was already reported CBS News He Tusrap Citing anonymous American officials, it is not intended to sign the G7 statements belonging to Israel and Iran.
A draft document discusses the monitoring of Iran, calls both sides to protect citizens and recreate commitments to peace CBS News,
As the crisis between Iran and Israel has increased, the Middle East has become the top priority of the summit with Sir Kir, which is joining others urging for “de-size”.
But the position with Ukraine War is an additional complication for attendees.
In a briefing with reporters before a session discussing restrictions on Russia, the spokespersons of the UK Prime Minister were unable to confirm whether there would be a joint position on restrictions.
While the second and last day of the summit, a description of a new restriction regime is revealed on Tuesday, it is widely believed that President Trump will not support other members of G7.
A Downing Street spokesperson said he would not particularly comment on the UK’s understanding of the UK position, underlining Sir Kir’s “hot relationship” with the President and the President’s “hot relationship” with the President.
Trump is trying to end the war in Ukraine by trying to force a ceasefire, which has been opposed by Moscow.
However, Ukraine President Volodmi Zelanski also joined the leaders in the G7 memories of President Trump’s fierce attack at the Oval Office in March.
The objective of the sanctions would be to chug Russia’s military industrial complex with Sir Keer, saying that it is important that “Russia does not have all cards” in conflict.
The comment appeared in the Oval office to reflect the claim given by Trump to Zelansky that “Ukraine does not have any card”.
However, at the beginning of the summit, the divisions were clear in a photocol at the top at the meeting of President Trump with Canadian P. Karney.
In this, the US President suggested that China should be allowed at the G7’s top club and claimed that it was a mistake that Russia was thrown out.
Downing Street said that G7’s “happy with makeup”, Dotting Street said that after Donald Trump’s suggestion that it was a mistake making Russia out of the group.
Asked whether the Prime Minister agrees with the US President’s comment, a number 10 spokesman said: “I think those comments are a case for the US.”
He said: “The Prime Minister moves forward with G7 and is happy with its makeup.”
A former British diplomat has said that the European nation can try to send a “coordinated message” to Donald Trump at the G7 Summit.
Earlier, Sir Mark Lyal Grant, a former Ambassador to the United Nations, told The Today program on BBC Radio 4 that all members of G7 had “negative consent”.
He said: “No participating Iran has nuclear weapons. They are all concerned about growth and especially spillover – attacking their own citizens or interests in the region, or really their own country. None of them want to join.
“Japan and Canada are the most important of Israel, the United States and Germany are more standardly supporters and other Europeans are somewhere in the middle.
“President Trump depends a lot. He does not want to be clearly involved, but is talking about a dealing countries, which are unrealistic.
“Europeans who ganging on President Trump do not work very well. He is very unexpected, it is difficult to see where he will come out.
