US President Donald Trump has ruled out any chance of a temporary ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Instead, he wants a permanent solution that ends Iran’s nuclear programme once and for all.

While speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump clearly stated his position. He said he wants “not a ceasefire, a real end” to the ongoing conflict. He added that “a complete give-up” by Iran on its nuclear goals was possible. Trump also made his stance firm by saying, “I’m not too much in a mood to negotiate.”

Trump Leaves G7 Summit Early

Donald Trump made these remarks after leaving the G7 summit in Canada earlier than expected. His early departure led to speculation. Some believed he was rushing back to Washington to try and broker peace.

However, Trump rejected that idea. He said he had no plans to negotiate between the two countries.

Macron Criticised Over Ceasefire Assumption

French President Emmanuel Macron had suggested Trump left the summit to help with peace talks. Trump strongly disagreed.

He posted on Truth Social and called Macron a “nice guy” who “doesn’t get it right too often.” Trump made it clear that he wasn’t aiming for a ceasefire. Instead, he said, “I’m not looking for a ceasefire, we’re looking at better than a ceasefire.”

Shift in Trump’s Foreign Policy Approach

Trump’s recent statements show a clear change from his earlier anti-war position. In the past, he often spoke against US military involvement overseas.

Now, he is showing full support for Israel’s military campaign against Iran. This new approach has caused concern among some of his core MAGA supporters. They are critical of any deeper US role in Middle Eastern conflicts.

Trump’s Final Message: Total End, Not Talks

Despite criticism, Trump continues to back Israel’s efforts. He wants Iran to fully give up its nuclear ambitions. He sees this as the only acceptable outcome. As he put it, he wants “a real end” to the conflict, not just a pause.