US announces reward for information on Iran’s nuclear program

Politics · First reported 7 Nov, 01:23 · Updated 01:55

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The US State Department’s Rewards for Justice program announced a reward of up to $20 million, and possible relocation, for information about Iran’s nuclear program. The announcement comes as President Donald Trump considers whether to resume strikes while negotiations with Tehran continue, according to the supplied reporting.

The Rewards for Justice program said people with information about Iran’s nuclear program, assets or associated individuals could submit it through Signal or a Tor-based tip line and may qualify for a reward and relocation.
The State Department said it sought information about nuclear scientists and staff, related technologies and capabilities, and associated organizations and personnel.
The Fox News report and two centre-side snippets describe the offer as up to US$20 million; one centre-side headline says US$25 million, while its snippet says the reward’s specific criteria were not stated.
The Fox News report says Trump was considering renewed military strikes as Washington and Tehran continued nuclear negotiations; a centre-side snippet says Trump reiterated that Tehran wants a deal to end the war.

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Key facts

Reward amount reported in most supplied accounts: Up to US$20 million
Possible additional benefit: Relocation
Information sought: Nuclear program, assets, associated individuals, facilities, technologies and personnel
Submission channels named: Signal or a Tor-based tip line
Conflicting centre-side headline: One headline states US$25 million; its snippet refers to a US$20 million reward.