UN inspection records protected rebuilding at Martyr Chaman radio station

The mission visited Bostan’s telecommunications facilities and found evidence of complete destruction. Re-establishing local connections was a separate task from repairing houses and schools in the...

Experts inspected Howeyzeh’s destroyed telecommunications facilities. Parts remained unreconstructed, while new buildings at other locations and temporary exchanges and lines supported early...

Visiting Qasr-e-Shirin, the telecommunications expert found the town’s exchange infrastructure destroyed and no equipment remaining. Communications restoration was essential to a settlement still...

Along the Ahvaz–Khorramshahr–Abadan corridor, experts found the Daub and Khorramshahr North microwave repeater sites levelled. Tanks and shells remained around the northern site, demonstrating the...

The mission visited Abadan’s microwave station, rebuilt at a different location. The old site still showed a collapsed antenna section and heavily damaged walls, preserving visible evidence of the...

On-site inspection of Beit-Al-Maqaddas radio station showed destroyed towers and buildings. New towers stood nearby, while replacement generator and transmitter rooms had been placed in underground...

The mission inspected Tehran Refinery and found residual damage alongside substantial reconstruction. It reported normal operation after repairs to distillation, cooling and piping systems that had...

Inspecting Abadan Refinery, experts found limited reconstruction and many secondary processing units still inoperable. Restored crude throughput did not mean the refinery could again produce its...

The mission visited twelve oil, gas and associated facilities around Ahvaz and Aghajari. Missing critical machinery left operations inefficient, while unrecovered gas and natural-gas liquids were...

Experts found damage to critical equipment at Bandar Mahshahr’s natural-gas-liquids plant. Officials said throughput remained low because damaged upstream gathering facilities could not provide enough...