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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 28, 1985

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Iraq has claimed to hit a ship. I learned from the fronts; They have delayed the operation again. Note 3 was mentioned in the meeting; It didn't end. In the afternoon, Mr. Gharibani [Ardabil representative] came from the Commission of Internal Affairs and gave a report on the situation of the Iraqi IDP camps, and from the Ministry

Iraq has claimed to hit a ship. I learned from the fronts; They have delayed the operation again. Note 3 was mentioned in the meeting; It didn't end.

In the afternoon, Mr. Gharibani [Ardabil representative] came from the commission of internal affairs and gave a report on the situation of the camps of Iraqi refugees, and he is dissatisfied with the Ministry of Interior.

Mr. Esfandiarpour, representative of Kohdasht, came. He complained to his rivals and friends that they are propagandizing against him in the parliament as an opponent of the clergy.

In the evening, a group of IRGC training officials came. I spoke to them in detail. Mr. Ajei came from Isfahan. He complained about the movements and positions of the [Islamic Republic] party council in Isfahan. He resigned from the secretary of the party. He consulted about the quality of cooperation.

The Chinese delegation headed by [Zhang Chinfu] the Deputy Prime Minister of China came and invited me to China on behalf of the Speaker of the Parliament; I accepted

I worked in my office until eight o'clock in the evening. Mr. Taheri Khorramabadi called and had suggestions for Mr. Rabbani's trip; I told Mr. [Ayatollah] Khamenei to tell him. At the end of the night, Hajiya Bibi came with her parents. We sat and talked until around 12:00. Due to the fact that they remain in Nog, the success of visiting them is low.

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