Iran seeks to avoid sanctions, claims Turkey and Brazil have brokered deal
By ASSOCIATED PRESSAli Larijani, Speaker of Iran's parliament(photo credit: AP)TEHERAN — Iran says Brazil and Turkey have offered a new joint proposal for a nuclear fuel deal.Tuesday's remarks by Foreign Ministry spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast come as Teheran seeks to stave off new UN sanctions for its defiance of Security Council demands that it curb nuclear activities that could be used to make weapons.Mehmanparast says "the latest talks with Turkey and Brazil have produced a new formula that could pave the ground for understanding."He didn't elaborate during a weekly press conference but says both the Brazilian and Turkish presidents will travel to Iran next week following recent visits by their foreign ministers.Iran has rejected a UN proposal to ship the bulk of its low-enriched uranium abroad in exchange for fuel.
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