The United States has offered up to $20 million for information on Iran's nuclear program. The government is also ready to provide political asylum to informers. The reward is for information on Iran's nuclear facilities and equipment, their location and movement, as well as personnel associated with the program. The State Department recalls that in 2025 the IAEA reported that Iran had enriched uranium to 60%. According to the department's estimates, with further enrichment, the existing reserves may be sufficient to produce several nuclear warheads. The statement also said that due to Iran's non-compliance with its obligations to the IAEA, the agency lost the ability to continuously monitor the production and inventory of key components, including centrifuges. More IZ RU news in max.

The United States has offered up to $20 million for information on Iran's nuclear program. The government is also ready to provide political asylum to informers. The reward is for information on Iran's nuclear facilities and equipment, their location and movement, as well as personnel associated with the program. The State Department recalls that in 2025 the IAEA reported that Iran had enriched uranium to 60%. According to the department's estimates, with further enrichment, the existing reserves may be sufficient to produce several nuclear warheads. The statement also said that due to Iran's non-compliance with its obligations to the IAEA, the agency lost the ability to continuously monitor the production and inventory of key components, including centrifuges. More IZ RU news in max.