The U.N. nuclear agency's head on Monday pressed Tehran to come clean with "full transparency" on uranium enrichment and other evidence that could point to a secret atomic weapons program.
In a statement to the board of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Mohamed ElBaradei said Iran has been showing increased cooperation, but that his experts still don't have enough information to determine the nature of Tehran's nuclear activities.
"I would urge Iran in the coming weeks to show proactive and accelerated cooperation, and to demonstrate full transparency by providing the agency with a complete and accurate declaration of all its nuclear activities," ElBaradei said. (Albawaba.com)
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