On June 15, while the G7 leaders convened in Canada to discuss escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, attention was also drawn to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. President Trump expressed hope for a deal to de-escalate tensions but acknowledged that conflict may need to play out. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen highlighted Iran's responsibility for instability in the region and advocated for diplomatic solutions, emphasizing Israel's right to defend itself. She proposed that both the Iranian and Ukrainian crises be addressed concurrently by the G7 leaders, citing Iranian-made drones targeting both nations.
On June 15, leaders of the G7 gather in Canada, addressing tensions between Israel and Iran, as well as the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Trump characterized the conflict as needing resolution but implied a level of tolerance for the hostilities, indicating there may be a necessity for direct conflict.
European Commission President von der Leyen emphasized Iran's role in regional instability, asserting Israel's right to defend itself against Iranian aggression.
Von der Leyen called for a coordinated discussion of Iran and Ukraine at the G7, linking their crises due to shared threats from Iranian weapons.
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