Analysis of Historical Political Events

He always seemed honest. He was so strict

with himself that he said,

“I won’t enter meetings without ablution.”

After the revolution,

Masoud Keshmiri won everyone’s

trust with his appearance,

entered the army with a letter of introduction,

and gained access to

the Air Force’s top-secret documents.

Later, he also worked at the Nojeh

coup suppression headquarters, and

no one suspected him anymore.

Then he got into the Prime Minister’s Office

and the Security Council.

I don’t know how he went from

the position he held in the Air

Force to ending up on the

National Security Council.

On September 8, 1981, at a Security Council meeting

in the Prime Minister’s Office,

Keshmiri entered with a

large recording device, and

everyone thought he was recording the meeting.

But a few minutes later,

a massive explosion occurred.

Mohammad- Ali Rajai, Mohammad- Javad

Bahonar, and several others were killed.

At first, everyone thought

Keshmiri had also been completely

burned, and a coffin was even carried

in a funeral procession in his name.

But on September 13,

the Prosecutor General announced

Kashmiri was alive and identified as

the bomber.

While people were mourning him,

this MEK infiltrator

was fleeing the country.

Later, he was reportedly

interrogated at Camp Ashraf in Iraq.

Some even say he was seen in Germany.

Maybe he's even watching

this post right now.

If you wanted to say one thing to him,

what would you say?

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