I told the kids to bring the things you need yourself and send me the invoice so I can pay. These were the things they bought, some for Kesham and some for Lark. Now it was decided that if there was an opportunity, I would visit there myself. Hopefully that opportunity will come and I'll go there and see what I can do.
All this is done with your love, and if you are not there, I cannot do it step by step. During the war and before Eid, I bought equipment with 300 million tomans, but now this 300 million tomans, which has a big name but little power, really doesn't do anything anymore. I am grateful to all of you and I am grateful to friends who follow the tradition of trust and obsessively follow and prepare these needs.