Iranian president says to stop uranium enrichment can be considered a conditional

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad - Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, 24, said that if the Western countries for Iran to provide nuclear fuel was 20% of Iran is ready to consider suspending uranium enrichment activities.
Attending the UN General Assembly session here Ahmadinejad - Ahmadinejad held a press conference in New York that day. In response to a question he said that to the national interests of Iran have their own production was 20% of the nuclear fuel. But "as long as we can definitely get 20% concentration of fuel, we will consider whether to stop ... ..."
Ahmadinejad - Ahmadinejad said Iran had previously said that Iran has produced enriched uranium concentration of 20% not interested. According to the provisions of international law and the International Atomic Energy Agency, the Western countries should provide Iran with nuclear fuel, but they confused the issue a political one.
U.S. and other Western countries accuse Iran of nuclear activities is to develop nuclear weapons, but Iran insists its nuclear activities only for peaceful purposes. Since Iran's refusal to halt uranium enrichment, the UN Security Council has passed sanctions against Iran 4 copies of the resolution.
May this year, Iran and Brazil, Turkey reached an agreement to exchange nuclear fuel. Under the agreement, Iran will ship low-enriched uranium to Turkey, the exchange was 20% of the fuel rods for nuclear reactors for research. But the United States and other Western countries have reacted coolly agreement.