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The US is actively seeking information about Iran's nuclear program. US President Trump claims to have largely destroyed the program through attacks.
The US government has offered a $20 million (17 million euros) reward for information on Iran's nuclear program.
Whistleblowers could also be supported in the event of a “possible relocation,” said Centcom, the US military command responsible for the Gulf region, on Friday. They are looking for information about Iranian nuclear facilities, equipment and employees of the nuclear program, such as scientists.
US President Donald Trump has announced several times in recent months that the US Army had virtually completely destroyed the nuclear program there in its attacks on Iran that began at the end of February. “If we hadn’t attacked Iran, Israel would no longer exist today,” Trump said on Friday evening. "If they had atom, they would have used atom. They would have destroyed the Middle East."

SPD party leader Lars Klingbeil is leaving open his intention to run again in January. He emphasizes that he does not cling to his office and calls for unity and an optimal positioning of the party in view of current economic and political challenges.

The residents of Feldkirchen-Westerham, Ilse Aigner's hometown, welcome the possible nomination of the CSU politician as Federal President. She is described as approachable, down-to-earth and deeply rooted in the community.
In Frankfurt am Main, thousands of people demonstrated against human rights violations in Iran. Around 5,500 participants gathered at various locations; Up to 30,000 people have registered for further rallies.

Armin Laschet (CDU) supports Giorgia Meloni's move to appoint an EU negotiator for the Ukraine war. He criticizes the current fragmentation of European foreign policy and calls for a unified strategy.

The Iranian opposition politician Reza Pahlavi accepted the Freedom Prize from the Friedrich Naumann Foundation in Frankfurt am Main. The visit was accompanied by thousands of demonstrators and a large police presence.

The African National Congress (ANC) suffered a historic defeat in South Africa's local elections with just 30.95 percent of the vote. The party lost the majority in six out of eight metropolitan regions, while the DA and MK parties gained.