I spent the last night in discomfort, I had a high fever. I could not go to the parliament. Dr. Motamedi - one of the doctors on duty at Beit Imam - examined me; I had a two degree fever. I took laxatives and liquids. From the evening, I started to feel better. The issue of the Kuwait plane had become acute. [hijackers]
I spent the last night in discomfort, I had a high fever. I could not go to the parliament. Dr. Motamedi - one of the doctors on duty at Beit Imam - examined me; I had a two degree fever. I took laxatives and liquids. From the evening, I started to feel better.
The issue of the Kuwait plane had become acute. [The hijackers] had announced that they would blow up the plane with the remaining seven people - who were allegedly American and Kuwaiti. The government of Kuwait has withdrawn itself from this process. With a fever, I was regularly consulted [by the authorities].
In the evening, Dr. Velayati came, he was upset [about the plane hijacking]. Finally, it was decided to end the issue with military operations. The decision was communicated to the IRGC officials and it was decided that [the recovery of the plane] should be carried out as far as possible without casualties. At night, with painkillers and sleeping pills, I slept relatively comfortably.
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