US offers up to $15 million reward for information on IRGC financial and drone network.

Kabul Times News | 2026-05-14
Report; Abdul Haq Hamidi

Kabul – The US State Department has announced in its latest move that it is offering a reward of up to $15 million for information on financial networks related to the drone program of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ Quds Force.

In a poster published by the US State Department’s Rewards for Justice program, the name of the company “Kimiya Part Sivan (Kipas)” is mentioned as one of the main players in the production and supply of drones used by the IRGC. According to the announcement, the company has played a role in testing, developing and supplying drone equipment and part of the IRGC’s financial activities is financed through the sale of drones and military equipment.

The announcement also released images of several individuals said to be associated with the network and urged anyone with information about financial activities, money transfer networks, and related personnel to contact the U.S. government through secure lines.

The Rewards for Justice program has said that individuals who provide credible information may be eligible for a financial reward and even a safe haven.

The move comes amid ongoing tensions between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran over Tehran’s military and regional activities. Washington has repeatedly accused the Revolutionary Guard Corps of supporting armed groups and developing drone programs, accusations that Iranian officials have consistently denied.

Experts believe that the increased U.S. focus on financial and logistical networks linked to Iran’s drone program is part of a broader effort by Washington to constrain Tehran’s military and regional capabilities.