After US President Donald Trump left the G7 Summit in Canada early, Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, posted on social media on June 17 local time, saying that Trump "did a good job".

Medvedev wrote: "At the G7 Summit, Trump made Europe, led by French President Emmanuel Macron, understand its position. Good job! He scolded them for expelling Russia and refusing to discuss sanctions, then he left."

When writing Macron's name, Medvedev deliberately misspelled it as "Micron" (micron). This is not the first time he has done so. Reuters previously analyzed that this was a mockery of Macron's height.

Medvedev also said on June 17 that the G7 was a "dead club", "I remember when we sat at the same table - they were all zombies back then."

"RT" pointed out that Medvedev referred to the time when he attended the previous G8 Summits from 2008 to 2012.

Trump said during this G7 Summit that excluding Russia from the G8 was a "major mistake", and there would be no war now if Russia had been in the group.

"You spent so much time discussing Russia, but (Russian President Vladimir Putin) was not at the negotiating table," he said, adding that this only made life more complicated.

In addition, Trump expressed skepticism about EU and UK calls for more sanctions on Russia. "Sanctions cost us a lot of money," he said, hoping the EU would "take action first".

It was reported that Trump had repeatedly expressed his willingness to see Russia return to the G8.

Starting from June 15 local time, leaders of the G7 countries and representatives of the EU held a meeting in Canada, which was originally scheduled to end on June 17. On June 16 local time, the White House said that due to the Middle East situation, US President Donald Trump would leave the G7 Summit in Canada a day earlier.

According to Reuters, due to Trump's public support for Putin at the summit and the imposition of tariffs on many allies, the G7 found it difficult to reach consensus on issues such as the conflict in Ukraine and the disputes between Israel and Iran.

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