President Trump cuts G7 journey brief after urging Iranians to 'evacuate' Tehran

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President Donald Trump determined to chop his journey to the G7 brief on Monday, shortly after he stated on his social media platform, Reality Social, that "everybody ought to instantly evacuate Tehran!"

Along with Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who was additionally in Alberta, Canada, this week for the G7 convention, will probably be slicing his journey brief as properly, Fox Information has discovered.

"I've to be again," Trump stated throughout a ceremonial photo-op with the opposite world leaders current on the G7 summit on Monday. "You in all probability see what I see. And I've to be again as quickly as I can."

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The president's feedback got here amid affirmation from the White House that he could be slicing the journey brief "due to what is going on on within the Center East." Trump, in the meantime, has requested his Nationwide Safety Council be ready for his return, Fox Information discovered.

Aftermath of Israeli assault on Iran (AP|Getty)

Trump's change of plans additionally comes after he despatched a message on his Reality Social platform to "everybody" in Iran, telling them they need to "evacuate."

Following the president's put up, movies purportedly exhibiting Iranians evacuating their capital metropolis have begun surfacing on social media.

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Officers conversant in the continued scenario stated that the USA just isn't hanging Iran and stays in a defensive posture amid the president's feedback.

An excavator removes particles from a residential constructing that was destroyed by Israel on June 13, 2025, in Tehran, Iran. (Majid Saeedi/Getty Photos)

In the meantime, Secretary of Protection Pete Hegseth instructed Fox Information earlier than heading to the scenario room Monday evening that the U.S. stays "postured defensively."

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"What you are watching in actual time is peace by means of energy and America first. Our job is to be robust. We're postured defensively within the area to be robust in pursuit of a peace deal," Hegseth instructed Fox Information' Jesse Waters Monday evening.

"My job because the secretary of protection is to make sure that our individuals are protected and that we're robust in order that we will set the situations for a deal. And President Trump's made it clear it is on the desk. The query is whether or not Iran will take it."