News / Middle East  Iran Says Uranium to Go to Turkey, Brazil
for Enrichment   Iran says it has agreed to send at least half
of its uranium stockpile to Turkey in a swap for nuclear fuel,
marking a possible breakthrough in a stalemate over its nuclear
program.  Under a deal forged with Turkey and Brazil, Iran would
hand over 1,200 kilograms of low-enriched uranium to Turkey.  In
exchange, Tehran would receive further enriched nuclear fuel. 
It was not immediately clear where the processing would take
place.  Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said Tehran will
send information to the International Atomic Energy Agency
within a week.  "Further details of the exchange will be
elaborated through a written agreement and proper arrangement
between Iran and the Vienna Group that specifically committed
themselves to deliver 120 kilograms of fuel needed for the
Tehran research reactor PRR," said Mottaki.  If the agreement
goes through, it could slow the growing momentum for a fourth
round of international sanctions