I stayed at home until half past three in the afternoon and studied. Ahmad Agha came and informed that the imam of Parishab had become uncomfortable after night prayer at 4:30 in the morning and after an hour they informed others about their resistance. The doctors came and took the heart under control and that's why
I stayed at home until 3:30 in the afternoon and spent the time studying. Mr. Ahmad came and informed me that the Imam had become ill the night before last at 4:30 in the morning after the night prayer, and after resisting for an hour, he informed the others. The doctors came and put his heart under monitoring, and for that reason yesterday's meeting with the Cabinet was canceled. The Imam had summoned them to advise them regarding their disagreements. Starting tomorrow, the Imam's meetings have been announced canceled for fifteen days, but his condition is not bad. He also complained about the supervisory council of the Radio and Television Organization, saying they were undermining the managing director.
I also discussed with Mr. Behzad Nabavi and Mr. [Abbas Vaez] Tabasi the facilities they had requested for the reconstruction of Hoveyzeh. Their turn to receive heavy machinery is late, while their need is urgent. In the evening I went to Parliament. We had a meeting of the Board of Directors. We decided on next week's schedule, cars for the new representatives, and administrative matters.
Early in the night, at Mr. Khamenei's office, with the Prime Minister and Mr. Sayyad Shirazi present, they explained the plan for the upcoming operation following the lack of success of the first Valfajr attack, and they remain hopeful.Mr. Prime Minister consulted about replacing two or three ministers, and appointing new ministers of Intelligence and Jihad; we reached no conclusion.
The Supreme Defense Council held a meeting. Mr. [Ali] Shamkhani reported on the situation in Kurdistan and the Valfajr operation; it is not good. He said that in the [preliminary Valfajr] operation we had nearly six hundred martyrs, two thousand five hundred missing (including prisoners), two thousand five hundred hospitalized wounded, and had lost forty-five tanks and vehicles. We also made decisions regarding Lebanon's affairs and resources abroad. We canceled the doctors' six-month precaution. Late at night I had a radio and television interview.
News arrived that Shaban, my guard, who had been sent to the front, had been martyred, and Effat was crying. I am also deeply affected. His other brother and his sister's husband had previously been martyred.
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