Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe today said her release "should have happened six years ago" in a powerful blast to the UK government.
In her first press conference since freedom, the British-Iranian mum said her ordeal "will always haunt me" - and she had found it difficult to trust UK Foreign Secretaries to get her home as years ticked by.
In a moving plea, she added the "meaning of freedom is never going to be complete" until Morad Tahbaz and other dual nationals are released and reunited with their families. "I was the lucky one", she said.
