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  • Isfahan 2026-03-18 16:17

    By Nafise Hajati

    How are Isfahan’s UNESCO and national heritage sites faring after airstrikes?

    ISFAHAN - Airstrikes on the Iranian city of Isfahan have severely damaged two of its most iconic heritage sites: the UNESCO-listed Chehel Sotoun Palace and the National Heritage Site Ashraf Hall, alongside damage to over 12 other cultural landmarks.

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