US EditionMuted Response From Albanese Government on US Attack on Iran
- The Albanese government gave a muted response on Sunday to the United States' bombing of Iran's nuclear facilities, issuing only a spokesperson statement without ministers appearing in public.
- This response followed the US strikes announced by President Trump, targeting Iran's Fordow site as part of escalating regional tensions that began after Israel's attacks.
- Defence Minister Richard Marles called for de-escalation while recognizing Iran's nuclear threat, and opposition figures fully supported the US action, contrasting with the government's restrained stance.
- Senator Sharma condemned the government for reducing Australia's influence in Middle East affairs, noting that the country’s perspectives are now largely disregarded amid a tense security environment.
- The government's tepid reaction suggests a focus on avoiding involvement in war, emphasizing diplomacy, lessons from past conflicts, and calling for de-escalation to prevent further instability.
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