Iran offers $30,000 for killing or capturing U.S. soldier

Iran's army has announced a bounty of $30,000 for the killing or capture of any U.S. soldier, with the reward doubled if the act is committed by a woman. The announcement, made Sunday, comes after numerous requests from individuals eager to offer financial support for such actions, according to the official IRNA news agency.

Despite the declaration, there are no known U.S. ground troops stationed in Iran. The Iranian army chief, Amir Hatami, did not provide details on where or when such an operation might occur. He stated that "any individual who kills or captures and hands over an attacking American soldier will receive a reward equivalent to $30,000 from the Army of the Islamic Republic of Iran."

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Any individual who kills or captures and hands over an attacking American soldier will receive a reward equivalent to $30,000 from the Army of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Hatami added, "Iranian women who are brave and carry out such actions will receive double the reward." The conflict between Tehran and Washington began on February 28 and lasted for nearly 40 days, followed by a ceasefire and subsequent failed peace talks. Since then, both nations have engaged in periodic attacks, primarily concentrated in southern Iran and around the Strait of Hormuz.

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Iranian women who are brave and carry out such actions will receive double the reward.