I came to the parliament at half past eight in the morning. I read the reports. I got information from the front. They said there was supposed to be an operation tonight. At night, it became clear that due to the moonlight and the enemy's readiness, they had given up on this decision. I also emphasized that the enemy might be prepared for the possibility of an operation on the night of 22 Bahman
I came to the parliament at half past eight in the morning. I read the reports. I got information from the front. They said there was supposed to be an operation tonight. At night, it became clear that due to the moonlight and the enemy's readiness, they had given up on this decision. I also emphasized that the enemy might be ready for the possibility of an operation on the night of 22 Bahman.
Mr. Abdallah Nouri, the head of the Planning and Budget Commission, came and gave a report on the state of the budget and consulted on the war budget and cutting off government aid to the Ministry of Energy and the Ministry of Oil, in order to become self-sufficient through increasing the price of electricity and oil.
Mr. [Ferydoun] Mahdinejad came. He gave a report on the situation of the hostages in Lebanon and said the possibility of Terry Witt's release, as if the kidnappers are planning to release him after releasing information. He asked for currency for Lebanon's expenses. I wrote to Mr. Rafiq Dost to give it.
In the afternoon, Mr. [Syed Hossein] Mousavian, the director general of the parliament's departments, came. He said that a person named Dr. Robert from America suggested that I call President Reagan on the phone number he gave. I thought it was a conspiracy and did not answer. I said that the speaker who introduced himself as a member of "Morning News" should be investigated.
Mr. [Ebrahim] Sanjaghi came; He said about the situation of the front and the needs of the army. In the evening, we went to Panha to visit the quality of helicopter repair. It is interesting. They are making good progress. I talked to them about the importance of helicopters in the war and behind the front and the importance of their work.
At night, we went to Vahdat Hall. I gave a speech at the opening ceremony of the fifth Fajr Film Festival. At the end of the speech, they chanted "death to the Soviet Union". The members of the Soviet embassy, who were among the guests, walked out as a protest. I told them to appease them and warn the audience.
I went home and watched a movie on TV; It was not bad. Chastity and children had dinner outside. They brought it for me too.
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