Albanese Backs US-Israel Strikes on Iran, Warns Aussies

0:00On February 2, here's the latest out of Adelaide. Australia's Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, voiced strong support for the United States in Israel after their daytime strikes on Iran. He said the move helps prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons and threatens global peace. Australia urged its citizens to leave Iran immediately if safe. In a joint statement with top officials, Albanese stood with Iran's people against oppression. The government warned against all travel there. He plans a national security committee meeting tomorrow at 8.30am. The United Kingdom stressed it does not want the strikes to spark a wider Middle East war. Officials confirmed Britain stayed out of the attacks, but bolster defenses in the region to protect interests and citizens. European leaders called for maximum restraint to shield civilians and uphold international law. They highlighted the need to avoid escalation and protect nuclear safety. More ways foreign minister worried about a new war starting. Saudi Arabia strongly condemned Iran's missile attacks on neighbors like the United Arab

1:04Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and Jordan. Exposions rock cities including Riyadh and Doha with Gulf states intercepting strikes. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage, it looks like a pillow. It sounds like headphones, bill for comfort and sound. O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.