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- John Limbert and Barry Rosen, former American hostages held in Iran from 1979–1981, reflect on the assassination of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
- They do not celebrate his death and question United States President Donald Trump's military approach.
- They argue airstrikes will not produce regime change because Iran's leadership has endured repeated challenges.
- They criticize Trump for abandoning diplomacy that could have fostered better relations and stability.
