🔸The U.S. State Department announced the launch of a cash-reward campaign to obtain information about a company called “Behzhul-Pars” and four individuals named Behrouz Derakhshandeh, Mehdi Farshchi, Sara Naghmati, and Mehdi Neyli Ahmadabadi.

🔸Elizabeth Steckney, the U.S. State Department’s Persian-language spokesperson, described these individuals as “operators of a large commercial group named Behzhul-Pars,” which, according to her, “despite the existence of international sanctions and the United States’ sanctions against the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, provides and supplies sensitive items and materials required by this institution, which the United States has identified as a foreign terrorist organization.”

🔸She said that people who provide information about these individuals may be eligible to receive rewards of up to $15 million, as well as relocation.

🔸The U.S. State Department spokesperson once again emphasized that information that leads to disruption of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ financial mechanisms will receive a reward of up to $15 million.