US offers $20 million reward for Iran nuclear program intelligence

The United States is offering a multi-million dollar reward for information that could help neutralize Iran's nuclear program, with the State Department's "Rewards for Justice" program providing up to $20 million for details on Iranian nuclear facilities, equipment, and personnel. The announcement, made by CENTCOM, includes potential relocation for informants. This comes after US and Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear sites this year, despite Tehran's claims of peaceful intentions, and follows President Donald Trump's statements about the "complete and final destruction" of key uranium enrichment facilities. Washington considers preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons a key war goal, citing lost knowledge continuity on centrifuges due to non-compliance with IAEA requirements. Trump recently suggested the US "may have to attack" Iran's Pike Mountain site, while Tehran warned such strikes would escalate the war.