The US has offered up to $20 million in rewards to individuals who provide information about Iran's nuclear program. Washington also stated that it is ready to help those who provide this information to move abroad.
Modern.az reports that the US State Department has released information about this.
According to the information, the reward will be given to individuals who provide information about facilities, equipment, shipments and employees related to Iran's nuclear program within the framework of the US State Department's "Reward for Justice" program.
The US State Department document, citing data from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for 2025, states that Iran enriches uranium up to 60 percent. This indicator is slightly below the 90 percent enrichment level required for the production of nuclear weapons.
The document emphasizes that Iran is the only country among non-nuclear-weapon states that produces such a high level of enriched uranium.
According to experts, if the enrichment process continues, Iran's uranium reserves may be sufficient to produce several nuclear weapons.
