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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – January 6, 1988

خاطرات اکبر هاشمی
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I went to the parliament at half past eight. Yasser also came. It is ready to go to the front. He is in a good mood. Mr. Rahmani wants to go together. He also accepts it. Mr. Rabbani Rouhani - who has stayed in Argentina for preaching. - He came He said the report on the situation of Shiites and Muslims there

I went to the parliament at half past eight. Yasser also came. It is ready to go to the front. He is in a good mood. Mr. Rahmani wants to go together. He also accepts it.

Mr. Rabbani Rouhani - who has stayed in Argentina for preaching. - He came He reported the situation of Shia and Muslims there and brought his publications. Intern Dr. Rafsanjani came. He wants to come to Iran from America and does not want to go out of Tehran as a [decentralized service] plan. I told him to go to the Secretariat of the Supreme Council of Cultural Revolution.

Colonel Torabi [Commander of Army Intelligence Protection] came. Kashf informed a royalist group that many people identified them and took many telecommunications equipment from them. A group of Jihad officials came. They want more bulldozers for engineering.

Mr. [Mohammed Javad[Larijani and]Siros[Nasseri from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs came. They had proposals to prevent our arms embargo in the Security Council. I accepted one of the offers. In the evening, the board of the parliament had a meeting. At night, Dr. [Hasan] Firouzabadi came. They talked about the relief and treatment headquarters for the war wounded.

Mr. [Alireza] Afshar came. He spoke about the disorder and lawlessness in the IRGC and disregard for the law and asked for help to regulate the affairs of the IRGC. I promised to help. I came home at night. Mohsen and his children were also there.

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