There have also been reports of damage to the third-century Falak-ol-Aflak Citadel in Khorramabad, western Iran ...

Many iconic landmarks have been damaged in Iran since the launch of the US-Israel joint strikes on the country, leaving ...

Israeli airstrikes in Isfahan have reportedly damaged the historic Chehel Sotoun Palace and other Safavid-era sites, raising concerns about the preservation of Iran's cultural heritage.

Chehel Sotoun Palace in Isfahan, Iran, a UNESCO site, was destroyed in the Iran-Israel war. Built in the 17th century, it showcased Persian art and architecture.

A 17th-century palace built by the Persian Safavid dynasty, Chehel Sotoun Palace, in central Isfahan, Iran, was damaged by Israeli missiles, ...

TEHRAN - Although Iran’s enemies have repeatedly claimed that their strikes target nuclear and missile infrastructure, their massive airstrikes have also damaged historic districts and monuments that ...

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