I was at the Assembly until eleven o'clock, studying and taking notes. Then I went to Friday prayers, and at one-thirty in the afternoon we came home; I was together with the family members. The painting of the house is still not finished. The Revolutionary Guards got us food from outside. The house was in disarray. In the afternoon, a number of
I was at the Parliament until eleven o'clock, studying and taking notes. Then I went to the Friday prayer, and at one-thirty in the afternoon we came home; we were together with the family members. The painting of the house is still not finished. The Revolutionary Guards got food for us from outside. The house was in disarray. In the afternoon, a number of relatives came. Mr. [Mir-Hossein Mousavi], the Prime Minister, and Mr. [Kamal Kharazi], the official in charge of war propaganda, informed us that this afternoon the Iraqis had again launched missiles at Dezful. Mr. [Seyed Ahmad] Zarhani, the representative of Dezful, also called from there. He said the people were angry and something had to be done. I told Mr. [Mir-Hossein Mousavi], the Prime Minister, to send Dr. [Hadi Monafi], the Minister of Health, and the Prime Minister was suggesting that by striking Iraqi cities, we could prevent Saddam from continuing such operations. At night Ahmad Agha came, and we discussed this matter for a while; it was decided that a proposal should be made to the Imam. Dr. Saeed Lahouti—who was serving his military service in the 92nd Division of Ahvaz—came from the front. He spoke about the large number of casualties and wounded from the recent operation.
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