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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 22, 1986

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Monday 2026/10/12 - 15:11News Code:27587

I went to the assembly early in the morning. The representatives were crying in mourning for the martyrs of the plane crash. We held an official meeting. I talked about the disaster. The second debate of the budget bill began, but the representatives were not ready to participate in the discussion. We breathed to participate in the funeral ceremony. A large crowd in front of the parliament

I went to the assembly early in the morning. The representatives were crying in mourning for the martyrs of the plane crash. We held an official meeting. I talked about the disaster. The second debate of the budget bill began, but the representatives were not ready to participate in the discussion. We breathed to participate in the funeral ceremony. A large crowd came in front of the parliament. Officials of the country also participated. I also spoke. Due to lack of quorum, the meeting was not official.

Before noon, I spoke with Mr. Rouhani, Rafiq Dost and Mohsen Rezaei at the front. It was a weak attack by the enemy, which was repulsed and five enemy planes were shot down. The enemy deployed forces in the salt factory and the forces were engaged until the evening. In the afternoon, Efat and Mrs. Shahid Motahari and Mrs. Shahid Bahoner came to my office and left in the evening.

Mr. Sayad [Shirazi] came in the evening and gave a two-hour work report. His suggestion is that in future operations, the role of the ground force [army] should be supporting, not the main one. I emphasized to strengthen the Air Force and Artillery. I told Mr. [Kamal] Kharazi that war propaganda is weak and war news is not broadcast. It was supposed to be strengthened. I worked in my office until eight in the evening and came home.

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