Tightening the noose on the Americans on the ground has led to a reduction in their security options, including all specialties, whether they were in the U.S. Army or other intelligence and espionage agencies in Iraq and the region. This has forced them to take alternative (civilian) sites that they believe are safer. Accordingly, we announce a reward (a generous financial reward) in exchange for providing information about those targets, according to the following details:

1- The amount of the reward is one hundred and fifty million Iraqi dinars.

2- The reward includes whoever provides information, all Iraqis, and foreigners residing inside the country.

3- The reward is paid in exchange for providing accurate, proactive information that leads directly to the implementation of operations to arrest or neutralize high-level officials in the U.S. Army or leading elements in intelligence agencies.

4- Data and information are submitted through secure channels in the headquarters belonging to the "Resistance Factions" spread throughout Iraq.

5- Guaranteeing the complete confidentiality of the information source and protecting their identity, according to strict security controls.

A weaponized MQ-9 drone was tracked and destroyed in Firuzabad, Fars Province.

Additionally, another aircraft was downed in the skies of Tabriz by a modern and advanced air defense system belonging to the Revolutionary Guard, under the supervision of the Integrated National Air Defense Network.

The Army of the Islamic Republic of Iran announced in Statement No. 26 that 5 drones belonging to the aggressor enemy were shot down during the past 48 hours. This brings the total number of drones destroyed since the beginning of the American–Zionist aggression by the air defense systems of the Army and the Revolutionary Guard, under the command of the country's Joint Air Defense Headquarters, to 109 drones.

The statement also noted that most of the aggressor enemy's advanced drones were shot down by the armed forces' air defense systems before they could carry out their offensive operations.

1- Iran stipulates the cessation of airstrikes before engaging in ceasefire negotiations.

2- Iran stipulates categorical guarantees that it will not be subjected to another attack if it agrees to stop the fighting.