Mr. Javad Larijani, who came from Geneva, informed that Iraq's position in the negotiations is weak and that the world supports us and he is optimistic about the results of the negotiations; Although no progress has been observed yet and upon his return at the London airport, British Foreign Ministry officials expressed their interest in solving the problem
Mr. Javad Larijani, who came from Geneva, informed that Iraq's position in the negotiations is weak and that the world supports us and he is optimistic about the results of the negotiations; Although no progress has been observed yet and upon his return at the London airport, British Foreign Ministry officials expressed their interest in solving the problem and relations with us and expressed their readiness to contain Saddam.
We arrived at Mehrabad airport at half past nine. We flew to Ahvaz with Shahin. Mahdi was with me and a group of people from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. We entered the golf course at half past ten. We negotiated with Mr. Shamkhani and others about the issues of the front. At four o'clock in the afternoon, we went to the place of the warriors. We talked with the commanders of the army ground forces about their defense lines and the commanders of the 92nd, 77th, and 21st southern divisions and the 40th Mirab brigade reported on the withdrawals of the last month and the waste and items replaced and reconstructed. We had dinner there and went back to golf.
We negotiated with Mr. Mohsen Rezaei and [Mr. Ahmed Gholampour and Hossein Alaei] the commanders of the Karbala and Noah bases about the defense lines of Abadan, Khorramshahr and Kushk. For now, the situation of the troops is good, but soon many will be laid off and we will have a shortage. I fell asleep around twelve o'clock. Mr. Larijani expressed optimism over the outcome of the negotiations by phone this evening.
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