Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 21, 1984

Mr. [Mohammed Hasan] Zoroq and Akhvi Mohammad [from the Broadcasting Organization] came and proposed the formation of the "Global Front of the Oppressed" to make the revolution more general. They were worried that the Islamic revolution would be limited by Iran and Shiism. They were also worried about young people's attention to personal issues.

We had a [broadcasting organization] supervisory council meeting. In this meeting, the cultural exchange agreement with Albania was approved. Regarding the persecutions of the rulers of the Persian Gulf countries, there was a discussion about the supporters of the Islamic Republic and decisions were made for the quality of the treatment.

I went to the assembly in the evening. On the first night, a meeting of the Khatam al-Anbia camp was held in my office to review the progress of the war. Contrary to the previous meetings, Mr. Sayad announced an understanding and gave up the thesis of commanding the unit. It was decided to work with Mr. Mohsen Rezaei and others for a week to integrate the camp. They asked for another month to prepare for the operation. Sayad talked to me privately after the meeting; It turned out that Imam's meeting today and his firm approach gave this result.

I stayed the night in the parliament and did the work. I watched Marco Polo's movie on TV.