Donald Trump left the G7 summit in Canada early primarily due to escalating tensions and the conflict between Israel and Iran in the Middle East. The White House stated that Trump departed to focus on the serious situation unfolding there. Trump himself indicated that he had accomplished what he needed at the summit and expressed a preference to handle the Middle East crisis directly from Washington. His early exit was also marked by critical social media posts about Iran and a call for the immediate evacuation of Tehran. Additionally, Trump's departure followed a summit atmosphere that was tense due to disagreements between leaders, particularly around issues involving Russia and Ukraine, and Trump's support for Putin amid wider G7 opposition. Trump also showed discontent with other leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron, which contributed to the dynamics at the summit. Overall, Trump's departure was linked to his focus on what he viewed as urgent and significant developments in the Middle East rather than the collective agenda of the summit.