Summary
The leaders of Canada and Australia discussed the ongoing conflict involving Iran and urged for a reduction in fighting. They also emphasized that Iran should not be allowed to have nuclear weapons.
Key Facts
- The Prime Ministers of Canada and Australia met to talk about the war involving Iran.
- They both called for reducing the conflict and preventing further escalation.
- The leaders agreed that Iran must not be allowed to develop nuclear weapons.
- The meeting followed an incident where a U.S. submarine sank an Iranian warship.
- Turkey reported that NATO defenses stopped a missile from Iran before it entered Turkish airspace.
- The Canadian Prime Minister is Mark Carney, and the Australian Prime Minister is Anthony Albanese.
- Their joint message was for more countries to work together to stop the hostilities.
