Pope Leo slams tyrants over war-spending during Cameroon visit
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During a Cameroon visit, Pope Leo condemned leaders who spend billions on war while neglecting healing and education, saying the world is ravaged by a handful of tyrants who manipulate God for their gain. The comments followed a public clash with Donald Trump over Iran policy, underscoring the pope's critique of militarism and global conflict.
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