The United States offers 20 million dollars and "a possible relocation" for information on the Iranian nuclear program

The U.S. military has announced a $20 million reward for information on Iran's nuclear program, including details about facilities and personnel. This comes amid ongoing tensions following U.S.-Israeli strikes in Iran. Former President Trump reiterated his stance against Iran acquiring nuclear weapons, claiming to have neutralized their capabilities. He mentioned the need to address one or two sites, specifically referencing Mount Kolang, suspected of housing a nuclear complex. Iran denies seeking nuclear weapons, asserting its right to civilian nuclear energy. Despite recent U.S. strikes, negotiations mediated by Qatar continue to resolve the conflict.