Canada and Australia call for de-escalation in the Middle East, agree that Iran must not obtain nuclear weapons

The Prime Ministers of Canada and Australia stated on Thursday that de-escalation of the conflict with Iran is necessary, but added that Iran must never acquire nuclear weapons.

5 Mar, 02:59 — 5 Mar, 02:59

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Albanese sharpens stance on de-escalation in Middle East, joining Canadian PM

The prime ministers have responded to questioning about their initial statements of support for Israeli-US strikes on Iran.

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Albanese sharpens stance on de-escalation in Middle East, joining Canadian PM

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Kanada i Australija pozvale na deeskalaciju na Bliskom istoku, saglasni da Iran ne smije doći do nuklearnog oružja

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Canada and Australia call for de-escalation in the Middle East, agree that Iran must not obtain nuclear weapons

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Albanese sharpens stance on de-escalation in Middle East, joining Canadian PM

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Albanese sharpens stance on de-escalation in Middle East, joining Canadian PM

Kanada i Australija pozvale na deeskalaciju na Bliskom istoku, saglasni da Iran ne smije doći do nuklearnog oružja

Canada and Australia leaders urge war de-escalation, but agree Iran can't get nuclear weapons - AP News

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