U.S. would not rule out G7 summit postponement

White House National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien said the United States could postpone the G7 summit due to the coronavirus pandemic. CBS News reports.

The summit was planned to be held on June 10.

According to O’Brien, the summit may be postponed until late June.

“The G7 Summit, if it happens in person, and we think that it will, will take place in late June. I think we are very close to the peak [pandemics – ed.], if we’re not reached it in Washington,” the adviser to the U.S. president said.