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US Offers $20 Million to Find Iran Nuclear Sites He Said ‘Were Destroyed’ in 2025

The US government’s Rewards for Justice program is offering up to $20 million and possible relocation for information about Iran’s … Read More The post US Offers $20 Million to Find Iran Nuclear Sites He Said ‘Were Destroyed’ in 2025 appeared first on ProPakistani .

US Offers $20 Million to Find Iran Nuclear Sites He Said ‘Were Destroyed’ in 2025

The US government's Rewards for Justice program is now offering up to $20 million and potential relocation to anyone with information about Iran's nuclear program. The program includes details on facilities, equipment, associated personnel like scientists, and any movement of those assets. President Trump claimed since last year that US and Israeli strikes had destroyed these sites in 2025.

However, CENTCOM has now publicized the reward on X, indicating that Washington might still be searching for fresh intelligence. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reported in 2025 that Iran had enriched uranium to 60% purity, a step short of producing nuclear weapons. With further enrichment, Iran could have enough material for several weapons. The IAEA also noted losing "continuity of knowledge" on centrifuges and other crucial components.

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