Ahmadinejad's Uranium Offer Met With Skepticism
February 04 2010
In an apparent about-face, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has indicated a willingness to send Iran's nuclear fuel abroad as requested by the United Nations, the Los Angeles Times reports.
In a televised interview on Tuesday, the president said Iran would "sign a contract" to send uranium enriched to 3.5 percent in exchange for uranium enriched to 20 percent that would be used in an Iranian medical reactor.
He also said Iran would be willing to ship the fuel abroad for four or...
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