At the Leader's office, there was a consultative meeting to find a solution to the IAEA Board of Governors' resolution, with the same individuals as in the previous meetings. The possibility of accepting the resolution or completely rejecting it was discussed, and a middle-ground solution was chosen: to protest the resolution, cooperate within the limits of the NPT, and continue negotiations.
Dr. Zain al-Abedin Tahmasebi, the president of Ilam University, came. He spoke about the situation in the province and the recent events at the university, where a group of students had written a bad letter to the Leader, and they had been dealt with, with a group also going to prison and being convicted. He sought advice about running in the parliamentary elections from the Sarvestan constituency, where in the previous term, despite having the majority of votes, some ballot boxes were invalidated on charges of fraud and his rival went to the parliament.
Dr. Mohammad Ali Hadi and Gholamali Khoshroo from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs came. Explaining the course of the Board of Governors' work, they suggested that we accept the Board's resolution.
Mr. Manouchehr Manteghi, CEO of Iran Khodro, and Daneshi, the administrative-financial deputy, came from Iran Khodro. They explained the quantitative and qualitative growth of car production and the future plan to phase out the Peykan and bring advanced cars into the production line, and said that due to the Leader's opposition, the import of foreign cars is currently out of the question.
Mr. Bijan Namdar Zangeneh, the Minister of Oil, came. He explained about the news of the alleged bribery payment in the contract of a Norwegian oil company with Iran, which had caused a lot of uproar.
In the evening, Mr. Gholamreza Aghazadeh, the head of the Atomic Energy Organization, came and sought help for a solution to the problem arising from the Board of Governors' resolution, but he did not propose a specific solution.
At the Leader's office, there was a consultative meeting to find a solution to the Board of Governors' resolution, with the same individuals as in the previous meetings. The possibility of accepting the resolution or completely rejecting it was discussed, and a middle-ground solution was chosen: to protest the resolution, cooperate within the limits of the NPT, continue negotiations, and demand an apology from the Board. We also separately discussed possible solutions with Dr. Hassan Rouhani, the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council. He believes that America will try to take the matter to the UN Security Council in any case.
In Iraq, the number of operations against the occupiers has increased. The people of Fallujah held widespread demonstrations during the funeral procession of 12 Iraqi police officers killed by the Americans.
In South Korea, a storm with a speed of 240 kilometers per hour caused extensive damage and killed more than 100 people.
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