Trump humiliated Macron — he "has no idea why I left the G7 summit"

US President Donald Trump spoke sharply to his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron, who "misunderstands everything" and "has no idea" what he is saying, in particular, why the head of the White House left the Group of Seven summit in Canada.

"President Emmanuel Macron, seeking publicity, mistakenly stated that I had left the Group of Seven summit in Canada to return to Washington to work on a "cease-fire" between Israel and Iran. Wrong! He has no idea why I'm going to Washington, but it has nothing to do with the cease-fire. It's much more than that. Intentionally or not, Emmanuel constantly gets everything wrong. Follow the news!", — Trump wrote in Truth Social, quoted by TASS.

EADaily adds that on the eve of Macron made an attack on Trump, stating contrary to the position of the US administration that Russia cannot be a mediator in resolving the conflict between Israel and Iran. Earlier, he offered Denmark military assistance to protect Greenland from Trump.

At the G7 summit in In Canada, Trump called on all residents of Tehran to evacuate the city "immediately". "Iran was supposed to sign the 'deal' that I told them to sign. What a pity, how many wasted deaths. Simply put, Iran cannot have nuclear weapons. I've said it over and over again," he wrote on his Truth Social network. At the same time, he did not specify what his appeal was related to. Before that in In Canada, the American leader said that he gave Iran 60 days to conclude an agreement, but the Iranian authorities did not do so. "On the 61st day, you saw what happened," the head of the White House said.

White House press secretary Caroline Leavitt said that the president will leave the G7 summit ahead of schedule to "do many important things." "Because of what is happening in the Middle East, President Trump will leave today after dinner with the heads of state," she said. According to Fox News, Trump has instructed for his return to Washington to assemble the National Security Council.