Mark Carney, the Prime Minister of Canada, supports strikes against Iran, but calls for a reduction of tensions and international coordination in the face of nuclear threats.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed his support for the recent military actions against Iran, but emphasized that this position is adopted 'with regret'. During a visit to Sydney, Australia, Carney urged the parties involved to quickly reduce tensions in the escalating conflict, which has been fueled by strikes launched by the United States and Israel against Iranian targets.

Iran retaliated with missile and drone attacks, targeting Israel and Washington's Gulf allies. Carney warned that the current crisis reflects deeper issues of the international security order and highlighted the global threat posed by Iran's nuclear ambitions.

He also criticized the way military operations have been conducted, mentioning the lack of consultation with allies and the involvement of the United Nations. Carney emphasized the importance of international coordination in the face of global threats.