
Golestan Palace was built in 1388. It survived the Mongols, the Afghans, and eight years of war with Iraq. On day two of this war, its Hall of Mirrors became a carpet of glass.
In Isfahan, a bomb cracked a 17th-century fresco that recorded the moment a defeated Mughal emperor was given shelter by a Persian shah. That painting belonged to both civilisations.
Across the country, over 120 museums, palaces, mosques, and prehistoric sites have been damaged in 33 days. This was despite UNESCO sharing the coordinates of every one of them before the first strike.
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