Canada's Carney flip-flops on US-Israel Iran strikes within one week period
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Key Points:
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has shifted his stance on the U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran, initially supporting the actions, then criticizing the lack of UN consultation, and later not ruling out Canadian military involvement.
- Experts and political figures have criticized Carney's inconsistent position, with some highlighting the contradiction between supporting airstrikes and calling for their cessation, while others emphasize the importance of upholding international law and diplomacy.
- Carney emphasized Canada's commitment to supporting allies when appropriate but stressed the need to avoid deeper ruptures with the U.S. and called for rapid de-escalation and respect for international norms.
- The Canadian political left strongly condemns the airstrikes and urges Canada to focus on diplomacy and peace, reflecting broader domestic
