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Iran 'reply' on nuclear fuel deal Iran 'reply' on nuclear fuel deal
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Iran has delivered a response on a draft deal for it to enrich nuclear fuel abroad, Iranian state media say. Iran has delivered a response to a plan for it to enrich some uranium abroad in order to ease tension over its nuclear programme, Iranian media say.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said earlier that his country was ready to co-operate with the International Atomic Energy Agency proposal. Iran's president said earlier his country was ready to co-operate with the UN nuclear watchdog's proposal.
He described it as a move from "confrontation to cooperation" by western powers. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad described it as a move from "confrontation to cooperation" by western powers.
Iran says it is enriching uranium for fuel, but the US and its allies have accused it of seeking nuclear weapons.Iran says it is enriching uranium for fuel, but the US and its allies have accused it of seeking nuclear weapons.
A report on Al-Alam TV on Thursday said Iran had given its response on the International Atomic Energy Agency plan, but gave no details.
The IAEA has proposed exporting most of Iran's enriched uranium to Russia and France, where it would be converted into fuel before being returned to Iran.
The plan was agreed by the US, Russia and France, after talks in Vienna but Iran missed a deadline on Friday to respond.