Memories of Nasrollah Fat’hian
Machine Translation Edited by Mandana Karimi
2026-9-9
Sardar Nasrollah Fat'hian, the chosen Jihadi director and the head of combat medical services during the years of the Sacred Defense, was a guest on the 288th Shab-e Khatereh (Night of memories) program (Feb. 2017). He spoke about the construction of the field hospital and Operation Valfajr 8. Fat’hian said: “In Operation Valfajr 8 in 1985, I was the head of the operation’s medical services. One of the biggest problems in all wars is the wounded, and the most complicated way to solve this problem is to bring medical teams to the war zone. Usually, in all wars, the wounded are taken to the doctors, but in the Sacred Defense, doctors came to the wounded. This cost the medical community. They accepted this cost. One of the hospitals that played a prominent role during the Sacred Defense is Hazrat Fatima Zahra (PBUH) Hospital. We prepared this concrete hospital for Operation Valfajr 8. The hospital had 60 emergency beds, 10 operating rooms, 30 emergency beds for chemical casualties and 20 recovery beds. It was built in 6 months under protected conditions where only a few people could move around. The medical team arrived and the operation began early in the morning. This field hospital was attacked several times. In no war do they attack hospitals, but our enemy broke all the rules.”
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