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The U.S. State Department's Rewards for Justice program offers 20 million dollars and relocation options for information about Iran’s nuclear program, according to the BBC.
American military officials said they are creating an operational group to intensify Washington’s efforts to curb Iran’s movement of weapons and sanctioned materials across its borders.
The U.S. Central Command said the Iron Gate task force will operate from Tampa, Florida, and will cooperate with other U.S. government agencies.
In addition to weapon movement, it will also focus on dual-use goods and illicit sources of revenue.
The State Department’s Rewards for Justice notice states that the money is offered for information about Iran’s nuclear program, specifically about “facilities, equipment, and personnel related to it.”
The document also notes that Iran’s failure to meet its obligations under the IAEA regarding guarantees has led the agency to lose the ability to maintain knowledge continuity about Iran’s production and stockpiles of key components, notably such as nuclear centrifuges.
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