US ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Gregory Schulte rejected the Iranian regime’s claims regarding giving its nuclear plans to the IAEA and said: “selective cooperation is not good enough. The board of governors is looking for full disclosure and full suspension of all proliferation-sensitive activities.”

Schulte added: “It’s almost two years ago that the board of governors asked for a copy of the document and its four years ago that the board demanded complete cooperation from Iran. Selective cooperation is not good enough,”
IAEA chief ElBaradei has himself said that his report should be seen as a litmus test to show how serious Iran was about resolving the stand-off with the international community.”

“The standards to pass that litmus test are very high, it involves resolving all issues; it involves understanding of the present as well as the past. And it involves implementation of the additional protocol and early information on new nuclear facilities.” he said.