US and Israel Strikes Damage 17th-Century Palace in Isfahan
Israeli and US strikes on Isfahan damaged the 17th-century Chehel Sotoun palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, destroying windows, decorative inlays, and Persian murals.
Israeli and US airstrikes damage Tehran's UNESCO World Heritage Golestan Palace, while DC's Epstein installation highlights accountability, and AI copyright protections remain legally unresolved.
US and Israeli airstrikes damaged Golestan Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Tehran containing priceless Iranian art and manuscripts from the Qajar dynasty.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site was damaged during strikes on Iran. See what the palace looks like now.
The Golestan Palace, a 400-year-old UNESCO World Heritage Site in Tehran, sustained damage from debris and shockwaves during US-Israeli military strikes on Iran in February.
US-Israeli strikes reportedly damage Unesco-listed Golestan Palace in Tehran
Golestan Palace, Iran's only UNESCO World Heritage Site, sustained damage from missile strikes during escalating US-Israeli military operations that killed Iran's supreme leader and triggered regional conflict.
Russia's winter bombardment puts strain on Ukrainian museum workers
UNESCO expressed "serious concern" about recent Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities "that have caused damage to civilian infrastructures, including heritage sites" in Odesa, Lviv, and Kyiv.
Workers accused of digging shortcut through Great Wall of China
Two construction workers used an excavator to widen a gap in a Ming-era section of the Great Wall, causing irreversible damage; they were detained and charged with destroying a cultural relic.