This is Iran

The royal Saadabad Palace in Tehran suffered damages from Israeli bombs A 19th century royal palace built by the Qajars & used by the Pahlavi dynasty. The Islamic Republic kept it open as a museum yet it was the Shah’s son who backed the bombing of it… the irony.

@Princesspeace29 There’s no oppression in Iran. You probably have never lived here. The only oppression is the fact that you’re supporting a regime responsible for the killing of 175 elementary schoolgirls.

@ThisIs_Iran It is a sad reality that some support buildings and structures over the lives and livelihoods of the Iranian people who want more than to live under the boot of oppression.

Persian architecture work that made the Chehelston Palace It is one of Iran’s historical monuments in Isfahan. It’s a place where the pillars tell the story of King Abbas II & the tiles the craft of Persian craftsmanship. It’s a sad reality that some support the bombing of it.

Beautiful tower view from Milad tower on Tehran. Peak Damavand mountain is visible in the background. Sadly, Israel is currently bombing my hometown.

@BadFaithComment You must’ve have a magic bowl to come to that conclusion. Go through my page, we only posted the beauties of Iran. We don’t care about politics, but when a country like the US is bombing our beautiful country, then we stand behind those who are protecting it.

@ThisIs_Iran Yes, you support the IRGC. You've made your bed.

This is the beautiful Nakhsh-e Jahan in Esfahan, Iran. Sadly, warmongering maniacs are looking to destroy Iran’s national heritage and the world is silent.

@Realneo101 Iranian here, and you don’t represent us 90 million Iranians at all. I have great respect for anyone who opposes war against Iran. You’re a traitor to the motherland.

On behalf of 90 million Iranians most of whom have lost a friend or family member, FUCK YOU Javier Bardem, you're a terrorist supporter.

Skilled Persian architecture: Shah Abbas Mosque in Esfahan, Iran. Built by Shah Abbas in the 17th century. A monument that tells a story through its millions of tiles, whispering tales of art, faith, and empire.

Tabriz residential apartment in Iran.

A #Nowruz mobarak to everyone!

Snowy mountain eagle in Yazd, Iran

Have you ever seen cloudy Tehran?

Iranian grandpa at Pol-e Khajoo (Khaju Bridge) in Zayanderud, Isfahan

The snowy hometown of Abu Ali Sina (Avicenna)

Congratulations on 22 bahman 🇮🇷

Iran’s Hamedan

Khouzestan, Iran

Snowy scenery of Nurabad in Iran’s Lorestan