Pope Leo Denounces War 'Tyrants'

During his high-security visit to Bamenda, Cameroon, Pope Leo XIV delivered an unusually forceful message against the 'masters of war' who spend billions on devastation.

The American-born pontiff's comments follow a series of public attacks from President Donald Trump, who recently mocked the Pope's stance on the Iran conflict.

Catholic leaders in the U.S. and the Archbishop of Canterbury have expressed solidarity with the Pope, highlighting a growing moral rift between the Vatican and the White House.

The Pope emphasized that God does not bless wars and called for an end to the exploitation of Africa's resources.