The G7 Summit wrapped up with no united front on Ukraine 🇺🇦, as leaders clashed over how to address Russia’s ongoing invasion. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy left empty-handed in his bid for a joint statement of support—and without a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, who left early to address Middle East tensions.
Host Canada stepped up with C$2 billion ($1.47B) in new military aid and fresh sanctions against Russia, but experts say it’s a drop in the bucket compared to U.S. influence. 🔥 "We’re doing what we can," said Canadian PM Mark Carney, though Washington’s resistance to a unified G7 stance left Kyiv’s hopes unfulfilled.
Trump’s vocal support for Putin 🇷🇺 and early exit deepened rifts among leaders. The Kremlin later called the G7 "rather useless," while the group pivoted to agreements on AI, quantum computing, and migrant smuggling—topics far removed from the war’s urgency.
Zelenskyy had hoped to secure more weapons during the summit but now faces an uncertain path as global attention shifts. 🌐 Will U.S.-led peace efforts gain traction? For now, the world watches… and waits.
