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US Offers $20m for Information About Iran's Nuclear Programme
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What happened
An excerpt from Euronews Albania
The US State Department said it offers $20m reward for information concerning Iran's nuclear programme, including data on
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Euronews Albania Albania · publisher's date
SHBA-ja ofron 20 milionë dollarë për informacione lidhur me programin bërthamor të Iranit
US Offers $20m for Information About Iran's Nuclear Programme
AI translation · libretranslate / libretranslate-1.9.6
May contain mistakes; open the original to check.By Suela Meno
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The US State Department said it offers $20m reward for information concerning Iran's nuclear programme, including data on
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Raporto24 Kosovo · publisher's date
SHBA-ja ofron 20 milionë dollarë për informacione lidhur me programin bërthamor të Iranit
By Leni
Departamenti amerikan i Shtetit tha se ofron 20 milionë dollarë shpërblim për informacione lidhur me programin bërthamor të Iranit, përfshirë të dhëna për “ndërtesat, pajisjet dhe personelin”. Në deklaratën e publikuar mbrëmjen e së premtes nga programi për Shpërblime për Drejtësi i DASH-in u tha…
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Sinjali Kosovo · publisher's date
SHBA-ja ofron 20 milionë dollarë për informacione lidhur me programin bërthamor të Iranit
US Offers $20m for Information About Iran's Nuclear Programme
AI translation · libretranslate / libretranslate-1.9.6
May contain mistakes; open the original to check.U.S. offers $20m for information on Iran's nuclear signal programme
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Vizion Plus Albania · publisher's date
SHBA-ja ofron 20 milionë dollarë për informacione lidhur me programin bërthamor të Iranit
Departamenti amerikan i Shtetit tha se ofron 20 milionë dollarë shpërblim për informacione lidhur me programin bërthamor të Iranit, përfshirë të dhëna për…
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Sinjali Kosovo · publisher's date
SHBA ofron deri në 20 milionë dollarë shpërblim për informacione mbi programin bërthamor të Iranit
SHBA ofron deri në 20 milionë dollarë shpërblim për informacione mbi programin bërthamor të Iranit - Sinjali
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