The offer places a substantial financial incentive behind Washington’s effort to obtain information on Iran’s nuclear activities. The relocation provision broadens the assistance available to potential sources beyond the cash reward, although the supplied reports do not establish how relocation would be arranged or under what conditions.
According to reporting by the South China Morning Post, the information sought concerns Iran’s nuclear programme, including facilities, equipment and associated personnel. The offer was attributed to the State Department’s Rewards for Justice programme, with the statement reported as coming from the US military; The Hindu also linked the announcement to US Central Command.
The development comes alongside reported discussion between Washington and Tehran. The South China Morning Post reported that President Donald Trump reiterated that Tehran wants to make a deal to end the war. The supplied material does not establish the nature or status of that war, so the statement provides political context rather than a verified account of any agreement or negotiation.
The available reporting confirms the reward amount and the possible relocation offer, but it does not establish when the underlying US announcement was made. The supplied material also does not provide direct text from an official Rewards for Justice notice or specify what information would qualify for the maximum payment.