US EditionInside the Golestan Palace, Unesco Heritage Site in Tehran, Damaged by US-Israel Strikes
Windows, doors, and mirrors of the 16th-century Golestan Palace were damaged by shock waves from an air strike in Tehran's Arag Square, UNESCO reported.
- Iran's UNESCO-listed Golestan Palace in Tehran was seriously damaged due to strikes near Arag Square, according to local media reports.
- The damage to the palace included shattered windows, doors, and mirrors caused by blast reverberations and debris from the attack.
- UNESCO confirmed that the palace's damage resulted from shock waves and debris from the air strike on Arag Square adjacent to the site.
- UNESCO stated it had shared geographical coordinates of World Heritage sites with all concerned parties to prevent damage and highlighted protections under international conventions.
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Inside the Golestan Palace, Unesco heritage site in Tehran, damaged by US-Israel strikes
The Golestan Palace in Tehran was hit by debris and shockwaves amid US-Israel airstrikes in Iran. This centuries-old palace served as the official residence of Qajar kings. It is where royal coronations, state ceremonies, and diplomatic receptions were held
US-Israeli strike damages UNESCO-Listed Golestan palace: state media
Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, sustained damage in the aftermath of a US-Israeli strike, Iran’s semi-official Mehr News Agency reported. The site’s famous mirrored throne room and museum artifacts had earlier been moved to a vault.
The Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has also suffered damage in US-Israeli military strikes. The photos paint a sad picture of the building that once represented a window into the world of Iranian-Persian cultural heritage.
Unesco-listed Golestan Palace in Tehran damaged in strikes – Iran media
TEHRAN — Iran’s Unesco-listed Golestan Palace in Tehran has been damaged in US and Israeli strikes, local media reported Monday. “Following the joint US-Israeli attack on Arag square in southern Tehran on Sunday evening, parts of the Golestan Palace… were damaged,” the ISNA news agency reported, adding that windows, doors, and mirrors were hit by reverberations from blasts. Iran’s Mehr news agency carried a similar report. READ: Trump warns of l…
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