Saudi trade and pilgrimage reopening reported

The mission visited Bostan’s television site and found total destruction: neither building remained standing and wreckage lay scattered across the area. Reconstruction had not yet taken place.

Experts visited Abdanan, Naftshahr and Kuh-e Nooh broadcast sites, finding severe damage and new replacement buildings. Their expected return to operation by 1992 remained a forecast at the June...

At Abadan’s former radio and television programme-production centre, experts found buildings and equipment devastated. Production had relocated to Ahvaz, while the original complex still required...

Experts assessed Abadan’s damaged local power distribution, finding destroyed overhead cables and visibly damaged transformers. Reconstruction had begun, but Iran’s ministry estimated that more than...

The mission assessed Khorramshahr’s destroyed local electricity network. New concrete poles supplied rebuilt areas, while coordinated work with other services addressed cable ducts and overhead...

The Secretary-General submitted the team’s preliminary report on Iranian war damage and reconstruction. It combined reported infrastructure damage with observations from inspected sites.

Iran’s heritage authorities listed Abadan Museum in Abadan with about 100 percent wartime damage. The UN report reproduced an estimated 4-year restoration requirement; this was a planning estimate,...

Iran’s heritage authorities listed Archaeological station museum in Shush with about 30 percent wartime damage. The UN report reproduced an estimated 10-year restoration requirement; this was a...

Iran’s heritage authorities listed Prophet Daniel’s Tomb in Shush with about 40 percent wartime damage. The UN report reproduced an estimated 5-year restoration requirement; this was a planning...

Iran’s heritage authorities listed Apadana Stone in Shush with about 40 percent wartime damage. The UN report reproduced an estimated 3-year restoration requirement; this was a planning estimate,...