The Golestan Palace, a UNESCO site in Tehran, has been damaged following an airstrike in the Iranian capital, UNESCO has reported.
Shockwaves from strikes on Tehran shatter glass and mirrors in the historic Golestan Palace, prompting reaction from the UN.
The Golestan Palace in Tehran was hit by debris and shockwaves amid US-Israel airstrikes in Iran. This centuries-old palace ...
UNESCO has voiced concerns about the Golestan Palace, a world heritage site in the Iranian capital, which was reportedly damaged due to an airstrike in its vicinity. During a media tour organized by ...
This photo taken on March 3, 2026 shows a view of the damaged Golestan Palace in Tehran, Iran. The Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was partially damaged in air raids during U.S. and ...
One of Iran’s most treasured cultural landmarks, the UNESCO World Heritage site Golestan Palace sustained damage from Israeli ...
The former royal palace "was reportedly damaged by debris and the shock wave following an air strike to the Arag Square, ...
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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 ...
Iranian media and UNESCO say Tehran’s Golestan Palace, a World Heritage site, was damaged by debris and shockwaves after a ...
The Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization has expressed concern over the protection of World Heritage sites following escalating violence in West Asia, citing damage to the ...
Tehran’s only Unesco World Heritage Site, Golestan Palace, was damaged on Sunday (1 March) as the United States and Israeli ...
UNESCO expresses concern over the damage to Golestan Palace following a US-Israeli airstrike in Tehran, Iran, on Monday, ...
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