Iran Army Offers $30,000 Reward for US Soldiers
Summary
Iran’s army has announced a 5 billion toman reward, about $30,000, for anyone who kills or captures American soldiers and hands them over to Iranian officials. The reward is doubled for women, and the weapon used would be bought at twice its market price and preserved in a museum.
Key Points
- Iran's army announced a cash reward of 5 billion tomans for anyone who kills or captures American soldiers and hands them over to Iranian officials.
- Major General Amir Hatami said Iranian women who achieve this would receive double the reward.
- The army also said it would buy the weapon used at double its market price and keep it in a museum.
- A crowdfunding campaign from the public is reportedly supporting the initiative.
