Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed support for the U.S. initiative to dismantle Iran’s nuclear program. Carney emphasized Canada’s stance against Iran acquiring nuclear weapons and posing a threat to global peace. He clarified that Canada is not directly involved in the military actions.
President Donald Trump defended the U.S. strikes on Iran, citing the necessity to eliminate potential threats from the Iranian regime. Trump urged the Iranian people to take control of their government. Meanwhile, Iranian retaliation targeted U.S. military bases in the region, drawing condemnation from Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre voiced support for Iranians seeking regime change and a denuclearized, peaceful Iran. Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet acknowledged the Iranian regime’s threat but expressed concerns over unilateral military actions without congressional approval.
While some political leaders supported the U.S. and Israeli actions, others like NDP critic Alexandre Boulerice criticized the bombings as escalating regional tensions. The NDP called for diplomatic solutions and adherence to international law in addressing the Iran situation.