The core offer is reported by the Times of India, India Today and The New Indian Express. The Times of India and The New Indian Express attributed the announcement to CENTCOM, while the Times of India said the State Department’s Rewards for Justice programme was seeking the information.
According to the Times of India, the request covers information about Iran’s nuclear facilities, equipment and associated personnel, including members of the scientific community. The report also said the offer could include possible relocation, but that the criteria for receiving the maximum reward had not been specified.
The offer comes amid diplomatic efforts described by the Times of India as continuing. The newspaper reported that Iran wanted negotiations over its nuclear activities to proceed only after conditions set by Tehran were met, making the reward announcement a public information-gathering measure alongside the reported diplomatic track.
The available reporting establishes the value and broad subject of the offer, but not the precise time of the announcement. The three reports were published on November 7, 2026; that publication date does not independently establish when the offer was issued.
The supplied reports also do not provide the full terms for eligibility or identify beyond the attributed references to CENTCOM and the Rewards for Justice programme which agency would administer the payment. Those gaps leave the practical conditions for claiming the reward unresolved in the available evidence.