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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – February 6, 1983

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As usual, Mehdi and Yaser went to school before sunrise. After them, I went to the assembly. After studying the reports, I went to the plenary session. Several bills were passed. During the recess, I spoke to the female students of Masoumiyeh School in Qom. The representatives of the provinces of Hamadan, Bakhtaran, and Kurdistan came at noon.

As usual, Mehdi and Yaser went to school before sunrise. After them, I went to the parliament. After studying the reports, I went to the plenary session. Several bills were passed. During the recess, I spoke to the female students of Masoumiyeh School in Qom. The representatives of the provinces of Hamadan, Bakhtaran, and Kurdistan came at noon. Some of the people from Kurdistan spoke about the shortages in Kurdistan. The representative from Mahabad spoke about pressure from the Revolutionary Guards and the courts.

In the afternoon, Mr. Khosrow Tehrani and his intelligence colleagues came and spoke about work-related problems, including the delay in parliament's approval of the bill to establish the Ministry of Intelligence, and religious, legal, and administrative ambiguities.

At night, I attended the party meeting. Most of the discussion was about defining duties. Today they informed us that the leaders of the Tudeh Party had been arrested on charges of espionage. They were not supposed to take action before the operational situation became clear, but apparently they feared they might escape. They informed us that the attack was scheduled for tonight. At eleven o'clock I called, and it became clear that the operation, named "Valfajr" and with the code phrase "Ya Allah," had begun from the Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters, and they say the initial phase has been relatively successful.

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