Pretty cavalier way to talk about a monumental humanitarian catastrophe.
Say what you will about the Libyan leadership, the collapse of the country was categorically A Bad Thing. Wishing that on the people of Iran is monstrous.
Morally, absolutely.
But morals don't run the world - interests do. And it is in our interest to not spark a nuclear race in the Middle East, the same way it was in our interest to firebomb every Japanese wooden city during WW2 instead of putting boots on the ground as well as airstriking much of Urban Serbia during the Yugoslav War.
As such, Iranian leadership will have to give up their nuclear ambitions if they wish to offramp.
This is what a multipolar world looks like.
> As such, Iranian leadership will have to give up their nuclear ambitions if they wish to offramp.
It's not remotely in Iran's interests to give up on its nuclear program. Probably the best thing that could happen for their security would be an above ground nuclear weapons test to get everyone off their back.
It's not like surrending their program is going to save them, just ask Gadaffi about how it worked out for him. Oh wait.