United States President Donald Trump posted a series of unusual tweets on his Truth Social network last night (Tuesday), including an unusual warning: "Everyone should evacuate Tehran!""
Trump wrote: "Iran should have signed the deal I told them to sign. What a disgrace and waste of human life. Let me put it simply - Iran must not obtain a nuclear weapon. I have said it over and over again! Everyone should evacuate Tehran immediately!""
Shortly afterwards, huge traffic jams were observed at the exits from Tehran.
Trump later published another post in which he wrote: "America First means many wonderful things, including the fact that Iran cannot have nuclear weapons.".
The White House echoed Trump's tweet, emphasizing the president's "evacuation warning" to Tehran residents.
Hours later, Trump surprised and hinted at a major development: In a tweet, the president said that "I am on my way to Washington, but this is not about a ceasefire (between Israel and Iran) but about something bigger" - thereby denying claims that he left the G7 leaders' summit to discuss a ceasefire.
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Trump sneered: "French President Emmanuel Macron, the publicity-seeking one, mistakenly said that I left the summit to work on a ceasefire, but he is always wrong, whether intentionally or not. Stay tuned!""
An American official explained in a conversation with CNN that Trump's warning "reflects the urgency of Iran's need to come to the negotiating table.".
The source added that over the past 24 hours, during his participation in the G7 summit in Canada, Trump has received regular updates on the developments in the conflict between Israel and Iran from Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other sources.
White House spokeswoman Caroline Levitt announced that Trump cut short his visit to Canada due to the war in Iran. "President Trump had a great day at the G7 summit, even signing a significant trade deal with the United Kingdom and Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Much was accomplished, but due to the events in the Middle East, President Trump will be leaving tonight after dinner with heads of state," Levitt wrote on the social media site X.
Trump's warning was issued about an hour after he told reporters at the G7 summit in Canada that Iran had returned to the negotiating table and would sign the deal, adding: "It would be foolish of them not to sign.".
""I am in constant contact with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and as I said - I think a deal will be signed, or something will happen, but a deal will be signed. I think it would be foolish of Iran not to sign. They should have signed," Trump added.
""In my opinion, Iran has already effectively returned to the negotiating table. They want to reach an agreement, and as soon as I leave this place, we will work to reach an agreement," the president said.
A few hours earlier, Trump briefly addressed Israel's war with Iran, calling on Iran to reach an agreement.
""They have to make a deal. It hurts both sides, but I'm saying Iran is not winning this war. They need to talk - and immediately, before it's too late," he said.
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