WashingtonUp to $20 million and relocation await informants on Iran’s nuclear program.
The State Department says Iran’s non-compliance cost the UN nuclear watchdog track of its centrifuge production and inventory.
Continuity of knowledge means inspectors account for every component without gaps, and Washington says Iran broke that chain.
Trump is weighing renewed strikes, and senior US officials point to the moonless night of 9 November.
How each outlet framed it
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- The Times of Israel
- ties the $20M reward to the IAEA's lost 'continuity of knowledge' over centrifuges, quoting the State Department's justification
- Fox News
- spells out the Signal and Tor tip-line channels and ties the offer to Trump weighing strikes after the midterms
- Hindustan Times leans critical
- anchors the offer in IAEA 2025 findings that Iran enriched uranium to 60%, close to weapons-grade
Sources: Fox News, The Times of Israel, Hindustan Times