伊朗战争对文化遗产遗址造成附带损害

Internet blackouts and academic isolation cloud efforts to track cultural toll of U.S.-Israeli strikes KRISTIN ROMEY Just a few decades in, the 21st century has witnessed acts of breathtaking cultural destruction across West Asia, from Afghanistan’s Bamiyan Buddhas to ancient sites in Iraq and Syria. Now, Iran, another country rich in historical and archaeological sites, is under attack, with U.S. and Israeli bombs obliterating military targets and infrastructure and killing the country’s leaders, along with nearby civilians. But because the Iranian government has largely blocked the internet, reports of damage to cultural heritage sites are scarce. …