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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – October 7, 1986

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Friday 2026/10/16 - 17:21News Code:27850

I was in the public session of the parliament until half past ten. Before noon, a group of representatives who had gone to the front brought reports about the needs of the front and the issues of Kurdistan. In the afternoon, Mr. Mohammad Hashemi came and told him about the nuisance of the village council about taking two percent of the pistachio product from the foundation's rented properties.

I was in the public session of the parliament until half past ten. Before noon, a group of representatives who had gone to the front brought reports about the needs of the front and the issues of Kurdistan. In the afternoon, Mr. Mohammad Hashemi came and complained about the harassment of the village council about taking two percent of the pistachio product from the foundation's rented properties.

Mr. Seyyed Ali Hashemi came and expressed his concern about the duality of the representative of the Faqih in managing the affairs of Iraqis. Mr. Rahmani on behalf of Ayatollah Montazeri and Ayatollah Khamenei who were already installed by the Imam.

Mr. Sanjaghi came and informed that the infiltration operation of Ramadan camp will be done at a specific time in the future. He brought a complaint about the non-implementation of the commander's order to Nazaja regarding the delivery of ammunition to Majnoon Island, for which I wrote a reprimand.

In the evening, I participated in the meeting of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution. Mr. Faruzandeh informed by phone that the pipe bridge that Jihad Sozneggi built over Arvand was completed and put into operation today. This bridge is one of the great works of the revolution, which strengthens our position in the FAW, and it is not possible for Iraq to destroy it by bombing.

At night in the office of Mr. [Ayatollah] Khamenei and in the presence of Mr. [Seyd Jalaluddin] Taheri, Imam of Isfahan Juma, we talked about war and army affairs.

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