Pope Leo's Peace Plea, Trump's Iran Response

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Pope Leo XIV just dropped a straight-up plea for peace, calling out Donald Trump and

world leaders to shut down the war in Iran.

Ahead of Easter, he spoke to reporters on Tuesday, March 31, from Castell Gandolfo, pushing

everyone to dial back the bombs in hatred.

Ripping through the Middle East, he nodded to Trump's recent comments about wanting

an exit strategy, hoping the president finds a real off-ramp to cut the violence.

The Pope laid it out clear, leaders need to hit the table for talks, hunt down solutions,

and make room for peace in hearts everywhere, especially this holiday.

This comes right after he slammed the conflict as atrocious and said any leaders starting

wars has blood on their hands.

No names dropped, but the message hit hard on the heels of that critique.

Meanwhile, Trump fired back Wednesday night in a national address, saying America's

key military goals in Iran are almost wrapped up.

He warned of hitting them extremely hard over the next two to three weeks to finish the

job.

With Easter vibes calling for calm and these tensions still boiling, all eyes stay locked

on whether dialogue wins out or the strikes keep rolling.