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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – April 30, 1983

خاطرات اکبر هاشمی - ۷ اردیبهشت ۱۳۷۸
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Wednesday 2026/09/30 - 03:21News Code:26464

I stayed at home and mostly studied in the library. The interrogators of the Tudeh Party leaders came and brought [Bahram] Afzali's confessions. He has confessed to a minor level of cooperation. The interrogators say that he has not disclosed many things; they do not consider it advisable to release him, because of the possibility of escape from

I stayed at home and mostly studied in the library. The interrogators of the Tudeh Party leaders came and brought [Bahram] Afzali's confessions. He has confessed to cooperation at a minor level. The interrogators say he has not disclosed many things; they do not consider it advisable to release him, because they fear he may flee the country.

I spoke with Dr. Velayati [Minister of Foreign Affairs] about the damaged oil wells at Nowruz. I said; my view is that it would be good for us to agree to action under the supervision of the United Nations so that Iraq would be disarmed. He said; it seems that the countries of the region want to use this issue as an opening toward general peace. It was decided that consultations would be held. He asked about how to deal with the Soviet Union after the interviews with the Tudeh Party leaders were broadcast. I gave my opinion, try not to let relations become strained.

Mr. [Seyyed Asadollah] Lajevardi called and asked for permission to arrest Mr. [Kazem] Nowruzi, the representative from Amol. I said, it would be better to limit it to interrogation. Mr. Mohammadi Gilani [Tehran's Sharia Judge] called and asked for the Majlis resolutions. At night, television broadcast the interviews with [Mahmoud] Behazin and [Noureddin] Kianuri. I think it will be very effective in clarifying public opinion.

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