US-Israeli strikes damage Iran's cultural heritage sites
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“US-Israeli strikes damage Iran's cultural heritage sites”
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“UNESCO has communicated the geographical coordinates of World Heritage sites to all parties concerned”
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“Golestan Palace, Tehran's only UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site, was damaged following a March 2 missile strike”
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“Chehel Sotoun Palace's elements were damaged during strikes on an adjacent government building on March 10”
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“Masjed-e Jame, Iran's oldest Friday mosque, was damaged by blast waves”
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“Ali Qapu Palace in Isfahan was affected by strikes on Isfahan”
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“Buildings near the buffer zone of Khorramabad Valley prehistoric sites were damaged by shockwaves”
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“Falak-ol-Aflak Citadel's archaeology and anthropology museums were hit by a strike”
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“The Blue Shield emblem was created during the 1954 Hague Convention to protect cultural property during conflicts”
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“Damage to cultural heritage sites resulted from shockwaves, debris, and explosions from strikes on nearby infrastructure”
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“US President Donald Trump threatened to attack Iran's cultural sites in January 2020”
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“Military attacks targeting cultural sites are considered war crimes under international law”
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“US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth expressed contempt for international conventions to protect cultural heritage”
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