Dr. Zarif mentioned examples of Western pressure on the nuclear industry and proposed the signing and temporary implementation of the Additional Protocol, even before its approval by the parliament. I said they should focus more on continuing the negotiations. Mr. Reza Amrollahi, the former head of the Atomic Energy Organization, came and said that if it is decided...
Mr. Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iran's permanent representative to the UN, came. He mentioned examples of Western pressure on the nuclear industry and proposed the signing and temporary implementation of the Additional Protocol, even before its approval by the parliament. I said they should focus more on continuing the negotiations. Mr. Reza Amrollahi, the former head of the Atomic Energy Organization, came and said that if the Additional Protocol is to be accepted, it should be conditional on Iran being accepted as a member of the nuclear fusion program.
Mr. Ali Larijani, the head of the IRIB, came. He invited me to his daughter's wedding ceremony and had some thoughts about the parliamentary elections.
In the evening, I participated in a meeting of the Central Council of the Combatant Clergy Association at Shahid Motahhari School. They presented a report on the gathering of aligned groups from across the country for the parliamentary elections. It was decided that cooperation would continue. The dispute between the Ministry of Interior and the Guardian Council over the council's supervisory offices has escalated, and the Guardian Council has once again rejected the election bill.
In occupied Palestine, two martyrdom operations were carried out today, resulting in two deaths and several injuries, and after the events in Lebanon, the atmosphere in the region has become more tense. Israeli President Moshe Katsav, in an interview with Israeli radio, spoke of a positive stance towards Iran, shared interests, and the services of Islam and Iran to Jews throughout history, and criticized Iran for helping militant groups.
In Iraq, there have been widespread demonstrations demanding jobs and resolving problems, and there have been numerous attacks on occupying forces in several cities. In America, orders have been issued to fine each individual who had formed human shields to prevent war during anti-war protests on U.S. streets, a fine of $10,000.
South of Riyadh in Saudi Arabia, clashes between police and armed groups resulted in four police deaths and one militant death, with several wounded and arrested. Simultaneously, British Airways has cancelled all its flights to Saudi Arabia, and the U.S. has warned its citizens to be cautious of potential dangers. Such incidents have increased in Saudi Arabia in recent months.
The U.S. and the Republic of Azerbaijan have conducted a joint military exercise in the Caspian Sea.
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