The US State Department has set a reward of up to $20 million in a public call for information on people, facilities and technologies related to Iran's nuclear program.

The US State Department has set a reward of up to $20 million in a public call for information on people, facilities and technologies related to Iran's nuclear program.

The US State Department's "Retribution for Justice" program wrote in a message on Channel X: "The United States government remains committed to confronting any attempt by Iran to develop a nuclear weapons program. If you have information about people or technologies related to Iran's nuclear program, contact us."

The official website of this program states that information related to nuclear facilities and equipment, scientists and other people related to Iran's nuclear program, including equipment transfer agents, can be subject to a reward of up to 20 million dollars and the possibility of transferring the person who provided the information to another location.

The US State Department's "Reward for Justice" program is administered by that country's Diplomatic Security Service. This program previously established rewards for obtaining information about IRGC financial networks, IRGC Aerospace Force commanders, and agents associated with cyber operations.