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Japan Appears to Show some Support for U.S. Strike on Iran Nuke Sites
- Foreign Minister Penny Wong confirmed on 22 June 2025 that Australia supports the US military strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.
- The strikes followed tensions over Iran's nuclear program, which breaches non-proliferation agreements and has drawn warnings from Israel and international monitors.
- Wong emphasized Australia's call for diplomacy and de-escalation to avoid full-scale war, and the government is arranging contingency flights for Australians in Iran and Israel due to security risks.
- US President Donald Trump claimed that the recent strikes had thoroughly destroyed Iran's nuclear sites, while representatives from Iran dismissed the extent of the damage and vowed to respond.
- The strikes heightened regional instability with Australia urging continued dialogue, concern for Australians abroad, and National Security Committee meetings planned to manage risks.
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Japan appears to show some support for U.S. strike on Iran nuke sites
The Japanese government appears to show some support for U.S. strikes on Iran's key nuclear sites over the weekend, saying that they signaled Washington's resolve to block Tehran from racing toward possession of nuclear weapons.
Japan appears to show some support for U.S. strikes on Iran nuclear sites
The Japanese government on Monday appeared to show some support for U.S. strikes on Iran's key nuclear sites over the weekend, saying that they signaled Washington's resolve to block Tehran from racing toward possession of nuclear weapons. Noting that the "the most important thing" is to de-escalate the situation over…
'We support action': PM backs in US strikes on Iran
The prime minister will hold an urgent national security meeting to address the Middle East crisis. (Dave Hunt/AAP PHOTOS) By Kat Wong, Tess Ikonomou and Andrew Brown in Canberra The prime minister has backed US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, while also urging a de-escalation of the conflict in the Middle East. In his first public comments since the US launched strikes on the facilities in Fordow, Isfahan and Natanz, Anthony Albanese sai…
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