Carney's Shift on Iran: UN Input Needed

0:00It's May 2nd. Welcome to Canada News Today, powered by AI. Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney initially backed the U.S. military action against Iran on February 28th, but his stance shifted quickly, as details emerged. He explained that Ottawa sees Iran as the top state sponsor of terror, responsible for killing hundreds of Canadians and stirring global chaos, plus they can't get nuclear weapons. That said, Carney regrets the lack of United Nations input, calling the approach potentially against international law, separating goals from execution. So far, Canada is sitting out the fight but could help reopen shipping lanes in the strait of Hormuz once a real ceasefire holds, while chasing. Investments from Gulf nations. Carney has to Armenia this weekend for a summit with European leaders on security after Ukraine, stressing no solid truths exist yet, despite U.S. claims so coordinated aid weights.