Middle EastUpdated November 7

U.S. offers up to $20M for Iran nuclear info

Asharq News and Saudi Gazette reported on Nov. 7 that the U.S. State Department’s Rewards for Justice program is offering up to $20 million, with possible relocation, for information on Iran’s nuclear program. Saudi Gazette said CENTCOM described the information sought as covering facilities, equipment and associated personnel. Separately, Saudi positions address the wider nuclear and regional issues: Asharq News reported in April that Saudi Arabia’s permanent representative to the UN called for Iran’s full cooperation with the IAEA to ensure the peaceful nature of its nuclear program, while affirming the treaty-based right to peaceful nuclear energy and the need for transparency and cooperation with the agency. On Oct. 26, the Saudi Foreign Ministry called for de-escalation, dialogue and diplomatic solutions to the regional crisis.

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