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Global leaders convened at the G7 summit amid palpable tension, prompting extensive security actions including bear traps and dedicated military support in Kananaskis. Concerns over protocol and safety were evident as discussions unfolded in an atmosphere charged with both political diplomacy and subtle hints of chaos.
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