Mr Mohsen Rezaei also complained about the opposition movements within the Revolutionary Guards. They want too much power and authority, and the mood in society and in Parliament is against it. In the afternoon we held a meeting of the Presiding Board, and in the evening I stayed in Parliament, spending the time reading and listening to the news.
I read the reports until nine in the morning. The members of the Friday Prayer Office came for a consultation on the office's affairs, the prayer hall, and so on. I was supposed to attend the Article 90 Commission, which was to look into the complaints filed against the Ministry of Petroleum in the presence of the Prime Minister and the Oil Minister. However, as we had an extraordinary meeting of the Supreme Defence Council, I was unable to attend. In the Supreme Defence Council meeting, Mr Zahirnejad objected to the Army and the Pasdaran and put forward his own plan, to which they replied. Their work and plan were approved, and I gave an interview after the meeting. The lack of success in Operation Ramadan has led to criticism. Those who were in a hurry and objected to the delay of the operation have now realised that fighting on enemy territory is not as easy as fighting on one's own land and soil, and especially among the fighters who see the realities of the front line for themselves, a more realistic view prevails.
Mr Mohsen Rezaei also complained about the dissenting factions within the Revolutionary Guards. They want too much power and authority, and the mood of society and the Majlis is opposed. In the afternoon we held a session of the Presidium, and in the evening I stayed in the Majlis, spending the time reading and listening to the news.
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