Pope Leo, the first American in the history of the Catholic Church to hold the papal office, reiterated his opposition to the ongoing U.S.-Israel war in Iran during an evening prayer service at St. Peter’s Basilica. He declared that displays of power and devotion to wealth had gone far enough, emphasizing that war itself had gone far enough. His remarks followed earlier statements in which he condemned former U.S. President Donald Trump’s actions against Iran as unacceptable and urged all sides to pursue a fair settlement through dialogue.
Although Pope Leo did not mention the United States or Trump by name in his latest address, many observers interpreted his message as directed toward American leaders who have justified the conflict on religious grounds while asserting military superiority. His continued stance underscores the Vatican’s consistent call for peace amid escalating tensions in the region.
The appeal comes as reports indicate that U.S.-Iran discussions remain ongoing, and Washington has agreed to return seized Iranian assets, signaling potential diplomatic movement.
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