US offers to pay a reward of up to five million dollars for information about those involved in the terrorist attack in Mumbai, India in 2008, which killed 166 people, according to a statement by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, published on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the terrorist attack.

"The United States is ready to do everything necessary to ensure that those responsible for the attack are brought to justice. The State Department's Reward for Justice program offers a new award of up to five million dollars for information that could lead to the arrest or prosecution of anyone involved in planning or facilitating an attack in Mumbai, ”Pompeo said in a statement..

Pompeo expressed solidarity with the people of India after this “act of barbarism”, which also killed six American citizens, and called on all countries to fulfill their obligations under the UN Security Council to impose sanctions on perpetrators of the terrorist attack..

The attack on Mumbai occurred November 26, 2008. Ten terrorists arrived in the city by sea from the Pakistani port of Karachi. Having broken up into groups, they shot at people on the streets, in a cafe, at the station, and after they sat down in five-star hotels and resisted the special forces for two days until they were killed.. The victims of the militants were 166 people.