Canada’s Mark Carney Urges All Sides in Iran Conflict to Respect International Law
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Prime Minister Mark Carney said all parties in the Iran conflict must follow international law and avoid targeting civilians or civilian infrastructure.
Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney said Tuesday that all parties involved in the Iran conflict must respect international law, urging adherence to the rules of engagement and warning against attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure.
Speaking to reporters, Carney said Canada expects all sides in the conflict to follow international law “in any conflict,” and made clear that this includes avoiding attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure. He added that Ottawa has delivered that message both publicly and privately.
