The United States offers a reward for information regarding Iran's nuclear program.
The US military command for the Middle East is offering a $20 million reward and possible relocation for information regarding the Iranian nuclear program. This initiative seeks data on Iranian nuclear facilities, equipment, and personnel. Meanwhile, Iran's president stated his government is attempting to resolve the crisis through dialogue.
- A reward of 20 million dollars and a possible relocation is offered for information on the Iranian nuclear program.
- Donald Trump repeatedly claimed US forces had obliterated Iran's nuclear program.
- US President Donald Trump reiterated that Tehran was keen to reach an agreement to end the conflict.
- Iran President Masoud Pezeshkian said his government was trying to resolve the crisis through dialogue.
- The State Department said Iran's lack of compliance with the IAEA led to loss of knowledge regarding Iran's components.
- US intelligence services suspect Mount Kolang harbors a subterranean nuclear complex.
- Tehran denies conducting nuclear activities and defends its right to civil nuclear energy.
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