Canada slams Iran for 'destabilizing actions', says it will maintain 'significant pressure' on Tehran

Canada has slammed Iran for what it called "destabilizing actions in the Middle East", and vowed to maintain "significant pressure" on Tehran. Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand and Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said in a joint statement that Ottawa is "working closely with partners, including within G7, to maintain significant pressure on Iran".

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Canada slams Iran for 'destabilizing actions', says it will maintain 'significant pressure' on Tehran

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