Before noon, Mr. Ahmad came. His view was that we should agree to Iraq’s proposal to conclude an agreement on not attacking civilian cities under the supervision of international organizations, and take this weapon away from Iraq. He was upset about the Foreign Ministry’s negative response; I also agree with his view. It was decided to with
Before noon, Ahmad Aqa came. His view was that we should agree to Iraq's proposal to conclude an agreement on not attacking civilian cities under the supervision of international organizations, and thus deprive Iraq of this weapon. He was upset about the Foreign Ministry's rejection; I also agree with his view. It was decided that the matter would be discussed with the Imam. In the evening, he informed me that the Imam and the President also opposed our view.
Because of the disagreements that arise between executive officials and the Friday prayer leaders and representatives, we agreed that, with the approval of the Interior Ministry, a committee consisting of a representative from the Imam's office, a representative on my behalf, and a representative on behalf of [Mr. Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri], the Interior Minister, would be responsible for addressing and resolving the disagreements.
At noon, our relatives were our guests. In the evening, Mr. Salari, Iran's chargé d'affaires in Argentina, came and complained about the Foreign Ministry's lack of support and obstruction. At night, my niece, Faizeh Hashemian, and her husband came; she has given birth to twin girls and her husband is a student.
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