At first, I asked the front, they did not have any important issues. I went to visit Imam. The problems between the army and the IRGC, the differences between the ground forces officers and Mr. Sayad, the commander of the forces, and the continuation of the previous reports about the indirect negotiations with the Americans regarding helping to free the American hostages in
At first, I asked the front, they did not have any important issues. I went to visit Imam. I reported the problems between the army and the IRGC, the disagreement between the army officers and Mr. Sayad, the commander of the force, and the continuation of the previous reports about the indirect negotiations that we have with the Americans on helping to free the American hostages in Lebanon in exchange for taking military facilities. In the second case, they agree and order caution. I said goodbye to them to go to Khuzestan.
Mr. Ghazali came from Mashhad. He had complaints from some officials. We went to Tarafa hospital to visit the war wounded, I also gave gifts. I also conducted an interview after visiting the wounded. I went to the parliament and did the work. I returned home. Efat and Yasser arrived from Mashhad.
At three o'clock in the afternoon, together with Yasir, Mehdi and the guards, we went to the railway in Basij uniforms and in the Pikan [vehicle] anonymously to travel to the front. We boarded from Rabat Karim station so that no one would recognize us. On the way, we discussed with Mr. [Sadegh] Afshar, the head of the railway, about the status of the railway and the lack of budget and development plans. with Mr. [Mohsen] Rafiq Dost [Minister of IRGC], [Ali] Shamkhani [Deputy Commander-in-Chief and Force Commander
Zamani Sepah] and [Ibrahim] Sanjaghi who were with us, we discussed about the affairs of the war and the Sepah and the army. I woke up at three after midnight and did not sleep until morning.







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