Former US hostage and diplomat John Limbert says Washington's 'iron fist' approach is ineffective with Iran
John Limbert, a former US hostage in Tehran and former US deputy assistant secretary of state for Iran, argues that Washington "can't bomb and assassinate its way to a better relationship" with Iran. Limbert states that neither the US nor Iran can dictate terms to the other, and current strategies, such as US bombings or Iranian attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, are not leading to desired outcomes.
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