Pope Leo, in Cameroon, decries 'handful of tyrants' ravaging the world - Reuters

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Pope Leo XIV condemned global 'tyrants' for perpetuating war and environmental exploitation during his visit to Bamenda, Cameroon, calling for a shift toward peace and justice.

Pope Leo XIV criticized global leaders, including U.S. President Donald Trump, as 'tyrants' during his visit to Cameroon, escalating tensions with the Trump administration.

Pope Leo XIV condemned global 'tyrants' for perpetuating war and environmental exploitation during his visit to Bamenda, Cameroon, calling for a shift toward peace and justice.

During his visit to Cameroon, Pope Leo XIV delivered a bold, politically charged speech at the presidential palace in Yaoundé, sharply criticizing the country’s long-standing issues, urging leaders to act with integrity and break the 'chains of corruption'.

Pope Leo XIV urged authorities in Cameroon to be on the frontline in advocating for peace, addressing the profound suffering caused by violence in the country's Northwest, Southwest, and Far North regions during his visit.

Pope Leo XIV condemned leaders who spend billions on wars, stating the world is 'being ravaged by a handful of tyrants,' following recent attacks from U.S. President Donald Trump on social media.

During his visit to Bamenda, Cameroon, Pope Leo XIV condemned global 'tyrants' for perpetuating war and environmental exploitation, calling for a profound shift toward peace and justice.

Pope Leo XIV arrived in Cameroon, delivering calls for peace and coexistence, amid criticism from U.S. President Donald Trump over his stance on the war in Iran.

Pope Leo XIV arrived in Cameroon, calling for an end to corruption and greater transparency in governance, particularly addressing President Paul Biya.

Pope Leo XIV condemned global leaders who, he said, are 'ravaging the world' by spending billions on war, amid a growing public dispute with President Trump over the ongoing war in Iran.