Ce nu pot distruge bombele: Iranul, memoria lumii și dreptul de a dăinui

Iran's civilization, one of the oldest in the world, has significantly contributed to culture, science, and governance over millennia. Recent military threats against Iran have sparked concerns about the protection of cultural heritage, emphasizing that such actions violate international humanitarian law. The article highlights Iran's historical resilience against invasions and its rich cultural legacy, including significant literary contributions. Legal frameworks exist to protect cultural heritage during conflicts, recognizing it as a shared human legacy. The enduring impact of Persian literature, exemplified by works like Ferdowsi's Shahnameh, underscores Iran's role in shaping global culture and identity.