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Iran says museums and historic sites damaged in war
TEHRAN: Iran’s cultural heritage and tourism ministry said Saturday at least 56 museums and historic sites across the country have been damaged, as the Middle East war entered its 15th day. In Tehran, US-Israeli strikes damaged the UNESCO-listed Golestan Palace in the early days of the conflict, local media reported. The palace complex is one of the oldest sites in the Iranian capital and once served as the residence of the Qajar dynasty. The ministry said Tehran has recorded the highest number of damaged monuments, with 19 suffering varying levels of harm.
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arabnews.com
UNESCO fears for fate of historical sites during Iran war
PARIS: UNESCO said it is deeply concerned about the fate of world heritage sites in Iran and across the region, after Tehran’s Golestan palace, often compared to Versailles, and a…
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theguardian.com
Dismay as ancient heritage sites across Iran damaged in US-Israel bombing
Golestan palace in Tehran, a world heritage site, and buildings in historic city of Isfahan harmed, despite Unesco sending coordinates
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Iran says museums and historic sites damaged in war
TEHRAN: Iran’s cultural heritage and tourism ministry said Saturday at least 56 museums and historic sites across the country have been damaged, as the Middle East war entered its…