The United States has announced a reward program offering up to $10 million for actionable information concerning five high-ranking Iranian officials. The State Department has relaunched its appeal for details regarding five senior figures associated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran. The U.S.
government is offering substantial financial incentives for any data that could aid U.S. authorities in their investigations. The initiative, titled “Rewards for Justice,” published a formal notice seeking intelligence on these five Iranian officials.
According to the U.S. government, these individuals are allegedly involved in planning, organizing, and executing terrorist activities across various international locations. The list of targeted individuals provided by the State Department includes several key figures.
These names are: Ahmed Vahidi, who serves as a commander within the Revolutionary Guard; Ali Abdullahi, identified as the director of the Central Headquarters of Khatamulankh; and Saeed Aghajani, who is also listed as a commander. The program aims to gather crucial intelligence by incentivizing the public and private sectors to contribute valuable information. The potential reward of up to million dollars underscores the seriousness with which the U.S.
government views the threat posed by these five individuals and the organizations they are alleged to support.
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