U.S. Offers $20 Million Reward for Iran Nuclear Program Intelligence
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Updated · The Washington Post · Nov 8
U.S. Offers $20 Million Reward for Iran Nuclear Program Intelligence
3 articles · Updated · The Washington Post · Nov 8
Summary
$20 million is being offered by the United States for information on Iran’s nuclear program, with the State Department also dangling possible relocation for informants.
Centcom said Washington is seeking details on Iranian facilities, equipment, associated personnel in the scientific community, and their movements.
The reward aligns with President Donald Trump’s stated war aim of stopping Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, after he argued Tehran was nearing that capability.
The move also revives a public recruitment tactic used weeks ago when Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged Cubans to contact the CIA, drawing ridicule from Cuban officials.