The International Atomic Energy Agency said on Wednesday the intelligence provided by Iran in relation to its past nuclear program has ambiguities that Tehran must be transparent about.
IAEA spokesman Frederick Dall said the UN nuclear watchdog has raised questions on the intelligence provided by Iran on August 15, 2015.
This international body has conducted comprehensive and rigid evaluations on the intelligence provided by Iran, and has faced uncertainties in this regard, the spokesman said.
The IAEA provided no details on these ambiguities yet emphasized technical measures and meetings in Tehran will be scheduled prior to October 15th to resolve these obscurities.
The IAEA had in 2011 identified 12 projects launched by Iran under which they were producing parts of a nuclear warhead and installing them on missiles.