On Friday, the U.S. military announced that a reward of up to $20 million would be offered to anyone with information on Iran's nuclear program.
The war between Iran and the United States was triggered on February 28 by an Israeli-American offensive on Tehran.
According to the same interview, these facilities would include sites that Iran has not yet attacked. No list of bases, no timetable and no means of…
On Friday, the U.S. military announced that a reward of up to $20 million would be offered to anyone with information on Iran's nuclear program.
The war between Iran and the United States was triggered on February 28 by an Israeli-American offensive on Tehran.
According to the same interview, these facilities would include sites that Iran has not yet attacked. No list of bases, no timetable and no means of action were indicated.
Iran is notably demanding the unfreezing of its assets abroad and the lifting of sanctions in exchange for this reopening.
Iran's nuclear program has long been at the heart of tensions between Western powers and Tehran, which has always denied seeking to acquire nuclear weapons.
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What is the Iranian nuclear program?
It is the entirety of Iran’s enrichment and nuclear research activities, suspected by Western powers of potentially leading to a nuclear weapon, which Tehran denies.
Why is Tehran central to this conflict?
As the capital and seat of Iranian power, it concentrates decisions on the nuclear program and sanctions, and was targeted by the February 28 offensive.
What do the unfreezing of assets and the lifting of sanctions cover?
Iran is seeking access to funds frozen abroad and an end to economic restrictions linked in particular to its nuclear program, in exchange for a reopening.
What is at stake?
Control of Iran’s nuclear program, the scale of the strikes, and the possibility of sanctions relief remain at the heart of the standoff.