Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday urged “all parties” in the Iran war not to target civilians following repeated threats made by U.S. President Donald Trump.
“Canada expects all parties in this conflict, in any conflict, to respect international laws,” Carney said in a news conference in Ontario. “That means not targeting civilians or civilian infrastructure. And we urge all parties in this war to follow those responsibilities.”
He also said that leaders involved in the war need to “choose their words” and act prudently.
Canadian PM urges all parties in Iran war not to target civilians
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