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US sanctions: $10 million reward for top leaders of the Revolutionary Guards

The United States has announced a $10 million reward for military leaders of the Revolutionary Guards responsible for attacks against US forces.

25 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The United States has imposed a $10 million reward on key military leaders of the Revolutionary Guards, according to reports from Sky TG24 and la Repubblica. This measure was announced via social media as part of a broader initiative against Tehran.

The sanctions also include measures against 'numerous entities, individuals, and vessels' accused of supporting destabilizing activities by the Iranian government. These actions were presented as part of the 'Economic Outcast Operation', initiated by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

The Iranian president responded to the sanction announcement, promising retaliation against the United States. According to la Repubblica, the Iranian reaction was immediate, highlighting the ongoing tensions between the two countries.

It is also reported that a tanker was struck in Oman, an event that may be linked to the escalating situation in the region. In this regard, the Iranian president expressed the need for a change of tone from Washington.

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