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Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – March 20, 1995

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I was at home today. Most of the time was spent resting, reading and walking in the yard. In the reports, the progress of the Afghan government against the Taliban, the entry of Turkish armed forces into the territory of Iraq in Kurdistan, as the suppression of P. KK attracts attention. Chastity, before noon to the mourning ceremony

I was at home today. Most of the time was spent resting, reading and walking in the yard. In the reports, the progress of the Afghan government against the Taliban, the entry of Turkish armed forces into the territory of Iraq in Kurdistan, as the suppression of P. KK attracts attention.

Efat went to the mourning ceremony of Beit Imam before noon. Mohsen came and brought me a calendar to write my memories of 1374. He was going to Kish. Faiza and [her daughter] Mona came to Rafsanjan to say goodbye and travel. I gave Mona the prize: half a coin of Bahar Azadi; Because he was first in the fifth grade with an average of 20. scored 20 in all subjects; He is very talented.

They brought the budget of 2014, which has been approved by the parliament. I signed and notified for execution.. A message was prepared for World Water Day, which will be read the day after tomorrow.

Sarshab Mr. Suleiman Demirel, [President of Turkey], called on the phone and reported that 2,500 of their military forces have entered Iraq to suppress the PKK, whose activities have recently increased in Turkey. He promised that they will return as soon as the operation is over. I said they did a good job of informing. I emphasized that they should not harm the people and the country of Iraq and return immediately after the operation, but keep us informed of developments regularly and on time.

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