The United States shouldn't use a military strike to annihilate Iranian nuclear production facilities, but President-elect Obama should order talks with Iran and convince Tehran leaders that the United States will attack unless Iran surrenders its nuclear production program. That was the recommendation of a new paper published by The Brookings Institution, "Managing Nuclear Proliferation in the Middle East," authored by Bruce Riedel, Brookings senior fellow, and Gary Samore, vice president and director of studies with the Council on Foreign…
Paper: Obama Shouldn’t Use Military Force To Halt Iranian Nukes, But Should Convince Iran That Military Force Remains An Option U.S. Will Use
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