It snowed heavily last night and today, which closed schools. To participate in the Air Force Day ceremony and the meeting of the families of their martyrs, I went to the Air Force Headquarters and spoke for them. I came to the parliament. A group of members of Isfahan University Jihad came and presented the plans that
It snowed heavily last night and today, which closed schools. To participate in the Air Force Day ceremony and the meeting of the families of their martyrs, I went to the Air Force Headquarters and spoke for them. I came to the parliament.
A group of members of Isfahan University Jihad came and explained their plans for the war: they asked for help with balloons, encoders, small anti-armor carriers and the like. In the afternoon, Mr. Abdi, a retired employee, came to say goodbye.
In the evening, I went to the Laleh Hotel for the Women's Islamic Thought Congress; I spoke and answered the questions. Then, when I left the hotel, I interviewed with the call program of Voice of the Islamic Republic of Iran. I came to the parliament. I prayed and did some work.
At half past seven, I went to the meeting of the heads of forces in the office of Mr. Mousavi Ardabili. Mr. Ardabili suggested that in order to protect the parliament from biased opinions, the monitoring of the elections should be entrusted to the Council for Identifying Governmental Interests, which was not accepted. War and other issues were also discussed. I went home. it is snowing
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