First, the commander of the IRGC artillery and the governor of Khuzestan came for war affairs. Among other things, we negotiated about firing cannonballs into Basra, repairing the cannons, and [providing] housing for the combatant commanders in Ahvaz. I took a bath with cold water from Ahvaz, which can be replaced with warm water due to the heat of the air
First, the commander of the IRGC artillery and the governor of Khuzestan came for war affairs. Among other things, we negotiated about firing cannonballs into Basra, repairing the cannons, and [providing] housing for the combatant commanders in Ahvaz. I took a bath with cold Ahvaz water, which can be used instead of hot water due to the heat of the air.
We drove to Dezful at eight in the morning and arrived at ten o'clock. We had a meeting at the ground force barracks with the presence of commanders of divisions, camps, brigades and other units and departments of the ground force.
[Colonel Hosni Saadi] the force commander spoke and some of the audience spoke more about their needs and I spoke in detail and gave explanations. Overall, it was a useful session. It seems that the desire to fight has increased and they have become more united after the arrival of the new commander. We prayed in congregation and had lunch together. Then I rested and we discussed the affairs of war until six o'clock in the afternoon.
At half past six, I went to the pilots of the 4th base of Dezful. I listened to the words of the base commander and the wishes of the pilots. Most of them were focused on providing private homes for pilots. I accepted their request and promised help and said detailed words to strengthen their spirit and hope. From there, despite the danger of the flight - due to the possibility of Iraq's attack - we flew to Tehran with two small planes, Jetstar and Falcon.
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