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Tehran Criticizes Canada for Not Condemning Trump’s Threat to Destroy Iran

Tehran criticizes Canada for not condemning Trump’s threat to destroy Iran, accusing Ottawa of failing to oppose dangerous rhetoric publicly.

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Tehran Criticizes Canada for Not Condemning Trump’s Threat to Destroy Iran

Iranian officials have criticized Canada for failing to condemn former US President Donald Trump’s reported threat to destroy Iran. Tehran accused Ottawa of remaining silent in the face of what it described as dangerous and escalatory rhetoric. The dispute adds to tensions between Iran and Western governments, while Canada’s position could face renewed scrutiny from Iranian authorities and domestic critics. The comments come as regional actors monitor statements from Washington and assess the potential consequences for diplomacy and security closely.

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