Did Canadian exchange officers participate in U.S. Iran strike planning? DND says no, but questions linger

A missile flies up from the ground with a flame and a large plume of smoke behind it.

A retired Canadian major-general says it's highly likely personnel on exchange with U.S. Central Command were likely involved at some level in planning and targeting airstrikes on Iran unless Ottawa explicitly barred participation. The Defence Department disputes the claim but has not answered the question of whether they were barred from participation.

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