Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney issued a sharply critical statement against the United States, expressing deep dissatisfaction with Washington's failure to consult with its closest allies before launching a large-scale military operation against Iran. In his official address, the Canadian prime minister emphasized that Ottawa has always shared and continues to share the international community's concerns regarding the Iranian regime's aggressive policies. Carney noted that Canada has consistently supported the Iranian people in their courageous and long-standing struggle against the repressive apparatus and fully endorses any efforts aimed at preventing Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons. According to the prime minister, Iran's nuclear ambitions pose a fundamental threat to international peace and security that must be addressed with decisive action.

However, behind the apparent solidarity with the operation's goals lies a serious diplomatic rift. Mark Carney stated that Canada's current position is accompanied by a sense of profound regret, as the unfolding conflict has become yet another clear example of the systemic failure of the modern international order. The prime minister emphasized that the United States and Israel chose to act unilaterally, completely excluding the United Nations from the decision-making process. Ottawa was particularly outraged by the administration in Washington's disregard for the views of its key NATO partners, including Canada, presenting them with a fait accompli of war. Thus, the Canadian leadership made it clear that, despite its ideological support for the fight against the IRGC regime, it disapproves of American diplomatic methods that lead to the degradation of allied relations and the disregard of international institutions in favor of forceful scenarios.