I read the reports at home until half past ten in the morning and listened to foreign radio news. The attack on Kuwait's Al-Ahmadi terminal has both raised our dignity and humiliated America. In his interview last night, Reagan sounded like a failed commander. The interview after
I read the reports at home until half past ten in the morning and listened to foreign radio news. The attack on Kuwait's Al-Ahmadi terminal has both raised our dignity and humiliated America. In his interview last night, Reagan sounded like a failed commander. An interview that was expected to be intense and epic after seven months of refusing interviews; Especially after hitting our oil rigs. But the blow to Bandar Al-Ahmadi and the confusion of the stock markets and the economic situation of the West have disarmed him.
I offered Friday prayers at the university. The rain in the middle of the sermons limited me. I devoted the second sermon to summarizing America's intervention in the Persian Gulf and explained America's huge losses. Efat and Mohsen went to Qom and returned at night.
In the evening, Mr. Sayad Shirazi came and suggested that we build a special camp for the Persian Gulf and make him its commander. Mr. Ahmad came. We discussed the policy of reciprocity. The commanders of the army of Ali bin Abi Talib (a.s.) came. They complained about disorder, discrimination, deficiencies, and lack of accountability in the army. At night, they brought rice and stew for us. Relatives were also our guests.
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