Canada’s Mark Carney, Australian leader call for Iran war de-escalation
Source: The Hill News · Bias: Center
Summary
Canadian and Australian prime ministers Mark Carney and Anthony Albanese on Thursday called for the U.S.-Israeli military operations in Iran to de-escalate while agreeing that Iran must not acquire a nuclear weapon. The two leaders met in the Australian capital of Canberra during what was Carney’s first visit to the island nation, his office said…
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