The U.S. Department of State has announced its readiness to receive information regarding the activities of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, offering financial rewards of up to $15 million for information related to its financial networks, along with the possibility of relocation programs.
This announcement is not merely an “informational offer,” but a political and moral indictment in itself. The United States is openly declaring the recruitment of spies inside a sovereign state and seeking to strangle its economy by targeting what it calls its “financial arteries,” using money and relocation in exchange for betrayal. This constitutes a clear act of economic and intelligence warfare, not diplomacy. By turning espionage into an official, funded policy, Washington reinforces a strategy based on coercion, destabilization, and disregard for sovereignty rather than any genuine pursuit of peace.