Iran Offers up to $40,000 Reward to Middle East Citizens Who Capture, Kill US Soldiers
The offer would pay 50 billion rials, or about $20,000, for a captured U.S. soldier and double that for a woman, officials said.
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🚨 Iran is reportedly offering bounties of up to $40,000 for capturing or killing U.S. troops, with an Iranian military spokesman suggesting the rewards could extend to people across the Middle East.
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albawaba.netAccording to media reports, Tehran offered financial rewards of up to $40,000 for the capture or murder of a United States soldier in the Middle East in a step that reflected the escalation of confrontation between the two sides...
Iran's army is prepared to pay Iranian women around $40,000 if they capture a US serviceman during a ground invasion, army spokesman General Mohammad Akraminia said
"Any Iranian who hands over the body of a US soldier who has entered Iranian territory, or captures one, will receive 50 billion rials. If a woman does so, the reward will double to 100 billion rials," SNN television quoted him as saying. The sums are...
The Iranian army promised to pay about $40,000 for the capture of an American soldier in the event of a U.S. ground invasion. Iran's armed forces promised a substantial monetary reward to its citizens for the capture of United States troops in the event of a land operation, transferred TASS to TASS. General Mohammad Akraminiya, the army's spokesman, announced the terms of payment. "Every Iranian who provides the body or captures an American sold…
After Major General Amir Hatami, the commander-in-chief of the army, announced for the capture of soldiers: "The army of the Islamic Republic of Iran, with the support of loved ones participating in the financial jihad and under his guarantee, will receive a gift equivalent to thirty thousand dollars or five billion tomans. The brave Iranian women who succeed in this action will also receive double the reward." Now, the army spokesperson Akrami …
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