The U.S. State Department’s “Rewards for Justice” program announced that it has set bounties of up to $10 million for providing information about several senior al-Qaeda leaders who are based in Iran.

The program, which is affiliated with the State Department’s Diplomatic Security Service, wrote on its X account that these individuals use Iran as a safe haven for planning and carrying out violent attacks against the United States and its allies.

In the poster released along with this message, bounties ranging from $3 million to $10 million have been set for obtaining information about some of these individuals.

“Rewards for Justice” asked people with information about these al-Qaeda leaders to provide their information to the program.