US President Donald Trumpsaid Saturday he will delay the G7 summitscheduled to take place in June and invite other countries — including Russia — to join the meeting.“I don’t feel that as a G7 it properly represents what’s going on in the world. It’s a very outdated group of countries,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One.He said he would like to invite Russia, South Korea, Australia and India to join anexpanded summit in the fall.It could happen in September, either before or after the UNGeneral Assembly, Trump said, adding that “maybe I’ll do it after the election.”Americans head to the polls in early November to choose a new president, with Trump keen for a return to normalcy fromthe coronavirus pandemic anda healthy economy as voters cast their ballots.Describing theevent as a “G-10 or G-11,” Trump said he had “roughly” broached the topic with leaders of the four other countries.Leaders from the Group of Seven, which the United States heads this year, had been scheduled to meet by videoconference in late Juneafter COVID-19 scuttled plans to gather in-person at Camp David, the US presidential retreat outsideWashington.Trump createdsuspense on the G7 summitjust over a week ago, however, when he announced that he might hold the huge gathering in-person afterall, “primarily at the White House” but also potentially parts of it at Camp David.