Carney says his stance on Iran war shifted as Trump’s goals ‘evolved’
Carney said Canada’s support changed as U.S. objectives became clearer, and Ottawa later raised concerns about international law and the lack of U.N. consultation.
- Carney stated that the objectives of the U.S. war on Iran were unclear at the start and have evolved over time.
- On February 28, the day the U.S. war on Iran began, Carney expressed clear support for the action.
- A few days later, Carney expressed regret that Washington did not consult the United Nations on the conflict, which he said likely violates international law.
- Carney said there is no durable ceasefire despite Washington's claims of a pause in the conflict.
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If Mark Carney had expressed support for the US war in Iran in February, he had regretted that Washington did not consult the UN.
The magnitude of U.S. goals was not yet known when Ottawa announced its support, he said.
Winnipeg Free Press
Carney says his stance on Iran war shifted as Trump's goals 'evolved'
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Carney says his stance on Iran war shifted as Trump's goals 'evolved'
Canada’s initial position supporting Washington’s war in Iran shifted over the subsequent days as U.S. President Donald Trump’s objectives became more clear, Prime Minister Mark Carney told The Canadian Press. “The scale of what the objectives were, or the clarity about what the objectives were, were not there at the start and have arguably evolved over time,” Carney said in a Friday interview. On Feb. 28, the day the U.S. war on Iran began, Car…
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