Memoirs of Akbar Hashemi – November 14, 1987

I was at home. In international reports, the massive mobilization of forces in Iran has been noticed and is at the top of the news. Deputy Prime Minister Mr. Moiri came and gave the report of his trip to Pakistan. Zia-ul-Haq [Pakistan's President] got very hot and said that the government of Pakistan has decided not to allow western ships in the Persian Gulf to dock in Pakistan's ports, and asked us not to provoke the Americans, and said that they do not want to get involved with us and want to resolve issues peacefully, and asked not to harm the interests of the United States in Pakistan, and promised that in the next few days, they will release our agents, who are imprisoned for attacking the centers of the hypocrites in Pakistan, after trial. I emphasized to them that they should take seriously the issue of normalizing relations with France so as to make a breakthrough in the American gang.

Colonel Tarabi came in the evening. He reported the information about the army and Iraq and asked for additional funds for the development of listening and proposed to change the chief of staff of the army to solve the problem of the army.

At night, Brigadier Hosni Saadi and Colonel Jamali came. They gave the operation plan and expressed their concern about the differences they had recently with the IRGC over the army's facilities, including in the center of Safar 1k and Maragheh.

Ahmad Agha Marashi came. He is worried about the fact that his son Akbar is being investigated for exemption; He is accused of getting a medical exemption by influencing. He says it was natural and legal.