International · 4 sources combined
US offers reward for Iran nuclear intel
Up to $20 million bounty announced
In short
The United States has offered up to $20 million (approximately 27.3 billion won) to informants who provide information about Iran's nuclear program.
Targets for reports include nuclear facilities, equipment, and information about the movement of related personnel such as scientists.
The US said it can also provide overseas relocation support for whistleblowers.
Key facts
| When | US Central Command announced it on November 7, 2026 through social media. |
|---|---|
| Who | US Central Command publicized it through the State Department's 'Rewards for Justice' program. |
| What | Those providing information about Iran's nuclear facilities, equipment, and scientists will receive up to $20 million (approximately 27.3 billion won). |
| How | Anonymous reports are possible via Telegram, Signal, and Tor Browser, with overseas relocation support also available. |
What it means for me
Direct impact on Korean readers is limited, but it could influence Middle Eastern conditions and oil price fluctuations.
