US President Donald Trump abruptly left the ongoing G7 summit in Canada and returned to Washington, citing rising tensions in the Middle East, saying, “Not for a ceasefire, but something big is going to happen.” His statement sparked global speculation that the US was preparing to take a major step against Iran. Denial of ceasefire rumors Before returning to Washington, Trump clarified that French President Emmanuel Macron had mistakenly said that he was going back for a ceasefire between Iran and Israel. Trump said, “That is absolutely false. Macron doesn’t know why I’m going back, but it’s definitely not for a ceasefire. Something big is going to happen.” He mocked Macron, saying that he always makes false statements. Intensification of the war The war between Iran and Israel that has been going on for the past five days has made the situation extremely critical. Trump’s statement indicates that the war between the two countries could intensify further. He rejected any possibility of a ceasefire and called on Iran Repeatedly threaten to force it to bow down, but Iran is adamant on its position. So far, the United States had claimed to remain neutral in this war, but Trump's latest statement seems to indicate that it no longer wants to remain neutral and may take some major action against Iran. G7's stance in support of Israel At the G7 summit, all member countries openly supported Israel and pressured Iran to reduce tensions. The meeting warned Iran not to develop nuclear weapons, while Israel was declared entitled to take measures to defend itself. This support has emboldened Israel to carry out more aggressive attacks on Iran.