Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 2, 1988

I woke up at dawn. I got news and information. Missiles were fired at Tehran last night, and the strange thing is that most of the missiles explode in the air and atmosphere of Tehran, and some of them do not work, but alien radios have made a lot of noise.

We negotiated with the IRGC commanders for future operations until half past ten. Then we went to the base of the 28th Sanandaj army division and reviewed the future operation plan in the presence of Colonel Jamali, Colonel Zahori and Colonel Turkan.

They had an engineering and road problem, which was timed by summoning the Jihad official and we negotiated with the IRGC to coordinate. We had lunch and rest there, and we returned to the Corps camp at half past three in the afternoon.

The governor of Kurdistan and the commander of the gendarmerie of the Kurdistan region came and talked about the affairs of the region and the issues of Iraqi refugees and the demand for more participation of the gendarmerie in the war. In the evening, we negotiated with the commanders of the IRGC to determine the timing of the operation and change the plans of the units, and this negotiation continued until 10 o'clock at night, and we reached a complete agreement. The exchange of missiles between Iran and Iraq continued today.

I spoke with Dr. Rouhani on the phone. He said that the opinion of the experts is that the missiles

The Iraqi launch is the same Scud-B that has been added to its fuel and its warhead has been reduced, and as a result its explosive power has been reduced and its range has been increased, and it explodes in the air due to the defects it has found. I talked to Menzel. They have temporarily stopped traveling to Mashhad because of Tehran's rain missile.