Foreign Affairs

Leduc states there is foreign aggression by the United States and Israel against Iran’s regime. He and his party express support for the Iranian people while rejecting both the ayatollahs’ regime and the bombings, opposing military attacks without endorsing the regime.

Andrés Fontecilla condemns the attack by the United States and Israel against Iran, describing it as an illegal act of aggression and a flagrant violation of international law, signaling opposition to such military actions and support for adherence to international law.

Christopher Skeete called for de-escalation of the conflict and urged prioritizing the search for peaceful solutions to protect civilian populations in Iran and throughout the region, emphasizing diplomacy and restraint rather than military escalation.

Ruba Ghazal expressed sorrow and condemnation of the bombings in the Iran-related conflict, emphasizing the human cost: she lamented that "the lives of women and children are shattered" when "the bombs fall," focusing on civilian suffering.