Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – May 27, 1986

I forgot to set the alarm. I didn't wake up at dawn and all without dawn

We fasted. I usually wake up with the alarm clock and wake up the children. I came to the parliament. Before going to the meeting, Dr. Hadi came and gave a report on the three and a half hours of negotiations with the Americans last night.

He believed that he had convinced them to some extent that their methods were wrong and their expectations were unreasonable. I gave Dr. Hadi the writings written in the past by the contact person about this trip and their commitments, so that he can refer to them. In the afternoon, he informed that today's meeting was inconclusive and they say that they will leave tonight without getting a result. It seems that the dispute is over the fact that they do not want to deliver the parts before the release of the hostages.

I stayed in the public meeting until noon, because the order was important. In the afternoon, our ambassador came to South Yemen and gave a report on the situation in Yemen after the coup and the progress of the coup. Mr. Mahluji came and reported his observations of military industries; On behalf of Khatam headquarters, they are the inspectors of military industries. He considers the Tau missile construction project to be a good project, but he does not accept its scheduling capability. He also considers the claim of making rockets by Mr. Sayah Tankabani to be baseless.

In the evening, I did not go to the meeting of the Cultural Revolution Council. I was the guest of Mr. Fakhreddin Hijazi at Iftar. In the evening, Dr. Hadi came. Reported the negotiation with McFarlane. It was not important. They want the hostages to be released before handing over the weapons, and we want the opposite. We decided to take the gradual formula.