TEHRAN, (Reuters) – Iran and Russia have agreed a timetable for the delivery of fuel to the Islamic state’s first nuclear power plant, a project caught up in a row over Tehran’s atomic programme, Iran’s state broadcaster reported on Thursday. “For the inauguration of the Bushehr nuclear power plant, we have reached good agreements with Russia,” Iran’s chief nuclear negotiator Ali Larijani was quoted as saying by the Web site of state broadcaster IRIB. “In these agreements, the timetable for the on-time provision of nuclear fuel and the inauguration of this plant has been specified,” Larijani said, without giving details.