Canadian Prime Minister Flags Remote US Military Threat to Canada

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Prime Minister Mark Carney told The New York Times that he had examined the possibility of a US‑led military action against Canada, describing it as an “extreme tail risk”.

Carney said that, although the scenario is “highly unlikely”, it would be irresponsible not to prepare for it, prompting a BBC interview with Canadians from across the country about their reactions.

The comments have sparked discussion among the public, with some expressing concern over the notion of a potential US‑Canada conflict, while others view the assessment as a precautionary measure rather than an imminent threat.

There has been no official response from the United States government, and no concrete evidence has emerged to suggest any imminent military plans.

Source: BBC News. Photo: Yihan Wang / Pexels.

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