American and British radio news smell of armed intervention in the region and especially in Lebanon and perhaps in the Persian Gulf against us. They magnify the issue of the recent hostage taking in Lebanon and the arrest [of Mr. Gerald Seeb] of an American journalist in Iran. until ten o'clock in the morning in golf
American and British radio news smell of armed intervention in the region and especially in Lebanon and perhaps in the Persian Gulf against us. They magnify the issue of the recent hostage taking in Lebanon and the arrest [of Mr. Gerald Seeb] of an American journalist in Iran. Until ten o'clock in the morning, we took care of war work in golf.
Then we went to investigate the situation in Sosangard, Hoizeh and Bostan region. The area is mainly green and agricultural land. The weather was stormy and dusty. In Sosangard, we visited the bombed part of the city. We saw the city deserted and half closed. They must have gone out for fear of bombing. Hoyza was also empty. The houses have not been delivered yet. We stopped outside Hoizeh, Lip Jovi Abi. We arrived in Ahvaz at half past two in the afternoon. Prayer, lunch, sleep and then at 4:30 I started to see the reports.
Ahmad Agha said on the phone that a letter from Colonel Hosni Saadi has been received by the Imam saying that it is difficult for the army to hand over all these facilities to the army, and the Imam has ordered that it be written in the answer that it is necessary to obey the orders of the war commander (I) and delay will result in wartime punishment.
We negotiated with Mr. [Hussein] Alayi [commander of the IRGC Navy] about the use of sea-to-sea missiles for cities and land centers. They decided to investigate. From yesterday afternoon until tonight, the enemy has not bombarded the cities. We also told the troops not to take action and if the enemy starts, to fight back.
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