IAEA chief says Iran's full transparency is 'still essential'

IAEA chief says Iran's full transparency is 'still essential'

VIENNA, Austria - The International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Mohamed ElBaradei (in file photo) said on Feb. 27 that Iran's full transparency on its nuclear activities is ''still essential.'' ElBaradei expressed the view in a report on Iran's nuclear program he presented to the IAEA's 35-nation board, pressing Tehran to disclose more information about its nuclear activities. (Kyodo)

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