I informed the parliament that I will be late and that Mr. Yazdi [Deputy Speaker of the Parliament] should start the meeting. I went to Imam's pilgrimage to negotiate about firing rockets into Baghdad. The imam says, it is possible that by hitting Baghdad, they will harm Tehran and the great powers will open their hands and help.
I informed the parliament that I will be late and that Mr. Yazdi [Deputy Speaker of the Parliament] should start the meeting. I went to Imam's pilgrimage to negotiate about firing rockets into Baghdad. The imam says, it is possible that by hitting Baghdad, they will harm Tehran and the great powers will open their hands and help them, and hitting Tehran [by Iraq] will create problems for us. They agreed to launch missiles at other places in Iraq so that they understand that we have missiles and that Baghdad is also in danger.
At nine o'clock [in the morning], I reached the parliament. It turned out that a group of representatives of Khuzestan had crowded before the [open session] of the parliament. They have become emotional about the war, and more than a hundred [of the representatives] have requested a private meeting. They are angry about our lack of action to counter the similar knocking on the doors of Iraqi cities. After taking a breath and before starting the meeting, I spoke briefly and said that in such matters, one should have patience and calmness, and one cannot deal with emotions, and I said that the Imam does not allow Baghdad to be attacked; Peace was established [among the representatives].
Today, Iraq has hit Piranshahr, Masjid Suleiman and Abadan and has left a large number of wounded and martyred. We also beat Khanaqin in the West and Ali in the East, in addition to Basra. With the Imam's permission, we decided to hit all the border towns that are in the target range with artillery.
Mr. Dastghib came to meet. He had a complaint with Mr. Haeri Shiraz and asked the Imam for financial assistance to run the seminary in Shiraz.
In the evening, we had a [public] session of the Majlis [Islamic Council]. At night, I stayed in the parliament. The person in charge of the rocket phoned. We negotiated about choosing the target city. [They have chosen] the cities of Kirkuk and Al-Amara. They said: "The preparation for the attack is good." Today, a plane has crashed inside the territory of Iran.
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