Unesco-listed Golestan Palace in Tehran damaged in strikes: Iranian media


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Debris at the historical monument Golestan Palace in Tehran after it was damaged in an Israeli and US strike. Photo: Reuters

Iran's Unesco-listed Golestan Palace in Tehran has been damaged in US and Israeli strikes, local media reported.

"Following the joint US-Israeli attack on Arag square in southern Tehran on Sunday evening, parts of the Golestan Palace ... were damaged," the ISNA news agency reported, adding that windows, doors, and mirrors were hit by reverberations from blasts.

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