War is approaching - in Iran they will pay for the 'heads' of US military

Iran's Chief of Staff Amir Hatami has promised $30,000 to any Iranian soldier for capturing or killing an American soldier. This comes as the ceasefire deadline expires on Monday: the White House does not plan to extend it, and Trump is increasing economic pressure on Tehran. Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi said the US failed to meet its obligations under the Islamabad memorandum, leading to the resumption of hostilities.

Iran's Chief of Staff Amir Hatami has promised a $30,000 reward to any Iranian serviceman who manages to capture or kill an American soldier. This statement comes amid the possible resumption of war, as the ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran is nearing its end. The current agreement is expected to expire on Monday, and the White House has said the administration does not plan to extend the truce. US President Donald Trump has increased pressure on Iran by posting on his Truth Social account an interview of US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to Newsmax, thereby emphasizing the intention to continue economic pressure on Tehran. Washington also expects to expand measures aimed at international isolation of Iran. Earlier, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Tehran has not yet decided on the possibility of resuming dialogue with Washington, and that the Islamabad memorandum originally envisioned a final end to the war, not a temporary pause. According to him, the American side did not fulfill its obligations, which led to the resumption of hostilities.