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U.S. Leader Directed Back to Position During G7 Group Photo
A U.S. leader was guided back into place after moving away from other participants during a group photograph at the G7 summit. The three-day meeting is taking place in Evian, France. Leaders at the summit expressed support for an agreement involving the Strait of Hormuz.
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A U.S. leader moved away from the assembled group during a photo session at the G7 summit on Tuesday and had to be directed back into position. The incident occurred as participants prepared for the official photograph. The leader appeared to look away while others faced the camera.
The three-day summit is being held in the French spa town of Evian on Lake Geneva. One seat next to the U.S. leader remained vacant during the photo. A U.K. official arrived after the photograph and joined the meeting as discussions began. Leaders issued statements supporting a tentative agreement to open the Strait of Hormuz.
The summit continues with additional sessions scheduled over the remaining days.
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