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"Send Us A Tip": U.S. Dangles $15 Million Reward For New Intel On Iran's Drone Network
"Send Us A Tip": U.S. Dangles $15 Million Reward For New Intel On Iran's Drone Network
There is little doubt that Iran's Shahed drone threat has become a major concern, menacing surrounding Gulf states, commercial tanker traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, and U.S. bases across the region. This backdrop helps explain why the State Department's Rewards for Justice program has now put up to $15 million for new information in connection with an already sanctioned Iranian drone-production network linked to the IRGC-Qods Force.
Rewards for Justice has named Kimia Part Sivan...
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