I was at home. I read the reports. In Afghanistan, the situation has turned against the Taliban, and the allied anti-Taliban forces are advancing on several fronts and claim to have retaken more than 30 percent of Afghanistan's territory in the past 24 hours. [Mr. Bill Clinton], the President of the United States, with
I was at home. I read the reports. In Afghanistan, the situation has changed to the detriment of the Taliban, and the united anti-Taliban forces are advancing on several fronts and they say that they have taken back more than 30% of Afghanistan's territory in the last 24 hours.
[Mr. Bill Clinton], the President of the United States, by dealing positively with the results of the Iranian elections, raised the possibility of improving relations, with the same conditions as before, based on the hope of the new president's actions, which they believe is moderate, and according to the will of the Iranian people, who have rejected extremism with that opinion. Dr. [Hasan] Rohani, [Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council], asked on the phone about the permission of the Afghan people's military forces to enter Herat from Iran to help the Taliban opponents; I said let's wait a little until the situation becomes clearer.
At noon, the children were gathered. Relatives came at night. The discussion of meetings is still about election issues. In the evening Mr. [Aladdin] Boroujerdi, [Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs], informed that the Turkish government summoned our ambassador and protested against the escape of PKK [Kurdish Workers Party of Turkey] from Iraq to Iran. Most of my time today was spent studying Qajar history in relation to Russia, England and France.
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