United States offers 20 million dollar reward for information on Iran's nuclear program

On Friday, November 6, 2026, the United States Central Command (CENTCOM) announced a reward of up to $20 million for information leading to the exposure of Iran's nuclear program. Facilitated through the U.S. State Department’s 'Rewards for Justice' program, the offer also includes the possibility of relocation for individuals who provide credible intelligence. Authorities are seeking specific details regarding nuclear facilities, specialized equipment, and personnel, particularly scientists, as well as information on the movement of any assets related to these activities.

This initiative follows the ongoing geopolitical conflict that escalated on February 28, when U.S.-Israeli strikes targeted Iranian territory. President Donald Trump has repeatedly stated his administration's goal to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. While President Trump asserted last Saturday that the military had successfully neutralized much of Tehran's nuclear capabilities, he noted that operations to address one or two remaining locations are still pending. The current reward program serves as an intelligence-gathering measure to ensure full oversight of Iran's remaining or relocated nuclear infrastructure.