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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 17, 1986

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Efat went to Rafsanjan early in the morning and I came to the parliament. I stayed in the public meeting until I breathed. There are many references. I spoke to the officials of the land distribution boards in the breath. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei gave the news of the fronts. They have repulsed several camps and taken some captives. Mr. Rouhani Khabar

Efat went to Rafsanjan early in the morning and I came to the parliament. I stayed in the public meeting until I breathed. There are many references. I spoke to the officials of the land distribution boards in the breath. Mr. Mohsen Rezaei gave the news of the fronts. They have repulsed several camps and taken some captives.

Mr. Rouhani reported that a Polish Ilushin cargo plane bound for India was attacked by Iraqi fighters in Azerbaijan, but the Hak Tabriz missile defense made them escape and the plane went to the Soviet Union. Mr. Saeed al-Zakarin [Deputy Public Relations of the Parliament] came. He wanted to be transferred to the Ministry of Petroleum. Mr. Dr. [Sidjavad] Angji [the representative of Tabriz and head of the commission for agriculture and rural development] came. He complained about the Minister of Agriculture. He believes that they are doing bad work. In the evening Mr. [Alireza] Tawakli Bina came. He complained about the lack of progress in the proposal to take responsibility for Kish Island; Mr. Rasouli [Mahlati] is an obstacle.

I did an interview with Belgian TV about political issues and the status of women in Iran. Mr. Jafari and Mr. Hatfi came and complained about the influence of Seyyed Mehdi Hashemi's gang in Ayatollah Montazeri's house. I came home at night. Colonel Jamali came and reported. The war situation is improving.

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