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What happens when one of the world's oldest civilizations is confronted with the realities of modern warfare? How do museums prepare for conflict, protect irreplaceable artifacts, and respond when cultural institutions come under threat? And what lessons have museum professionals learned from navigating these extraordinary challenges?

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00:00The full impact on Iran's cultural heritage may not be clear for some time.
00:06In the months ahead, experts will assess the damage, record what has been lost, and work to preserve and restore
00:15what they can.
00:17But beyond the damaged buildings and monuments, there is a larger question.
00:22When conflict puts humanity's shared heritage at risk, what responsibility do we all have to protect it?
00:32That question will remain long after the fighting comes to an end.
01:06Thank you very much.
01:22But I want to say that with regard to the challenges that you have in the war of the 12
01:29days,
01:31and these challenges are the same for us because of the war of the 2nd to this region,
01:38the museums have no longer heard from us.
01:43who want to be able to gather the effects and put them into the files
01:51because the effect of the damage and the effect of the effect of the effects was very high.
01:56The question of mine is that in the last 40 days of this war,
02:00what kind of years of this war, the 12 days of the war,
02:05for the development of the protocols and the administration of the government?
02:13Before I ask you a question, we will always be interested in the Tiran Times
02:19that is always in the world of culture.
02:24We will always be interested in the Tiran Times.
02:35In terms of the question, of course, we were in Iran during the eight years of the war in the
02:46Iran Museum of the Iran Museum.
02:47We were sure that in the 1967, when the city of Tehran was called,
02:53the war was in that time, the museum was in that time.
02:58And until the end of this war came again,
03:01War 12 started in the protocol and the rules that are made for the purposes of the
03:12fight, and that will be made by the pressure of the fight from the fight from the possibility of
03:18the處 of the road and the death and then make a solution to one another.
03:25This rule actually goes to the situation.
03:29in a city, in a city, and in a city, this happened in the 12th of the war.
03:35It was a huge shock, because it was in that moment,
03:41it was a little bit of a failure, we didn't have the opportunities in the 18th of the war.
03:46But in the 12th of the war, we had a experience in the 19th of the war,
03:59and this has helped us in the beginning of the war, in the beginning of the war, we had a
04:09greater security and we had a greater security and we had a greater security.
04:33This has helped us to support the nation, the officials, all the mongre, the line of the war, and the
04:42government, the government, the government and the government have made this development of every mongre.
04:46and in terms of the work of the government,
04:49the government has been committed to the development of the government,
04:54the experience of the development of the international law,
04:58the development of the international law,
05:00the international law in the war,
05:03the issues of the government
05:06and the protocols that previously had been published
05:11and published in the book
05:14and some of them were working, some of them were not working today
05:19and there was a experience that the portokolles of the war in the war were also in Iran
05:26I know that the economy of Iran, the economy of Japan, the economy of Japan
05:36and I want to say that in this case, I want to tell you that the
05:43rule of protection of the world during the war was one time
05:47and the power of the power of the power of the world.
05:52The protection of the world, as you mentioned, is because of the
05:56power of the power of the power and the power of the power of the world.
06:02Do you want to add that?
06:04In the Milky Way, we had about 3500 and eight years ago.
06:14We had a lot of problems.
06:18But there were two or three things.
06:22There was no chance.
06:26There was no chance.
06:31and it is a part of the building of the building
06:35for this series of things
06:39we have a protocol for protection
06:43and the consequences
06:44which is usually a situation
06:47that we have to do in Iran
06:50and then we have to do this
06:54we have to do this
06:54we have to do this
06:54we have to do this
06:59we have to do this
07:03we have to decide
07:27to decide
07:29the
07:29It has always影響 of all the consequences of the people who are in the world.
07:37It is a positive, it is a threat, it is a threat, it is a threat and it is a
07:42threat and it is a threat.
07:43It is a threat to the war.
07:46If you can see the war in the war, you can see the war in the war.
07:52In Ukraine, listen to the news that even the city officials did this job.
07:57Not only the events of the city, but even the city officials, like the Firdausi in Tehran,
08:05are a military symbol. They are a military symbol.
08:10Even in Ukraine, we see that in many cities, all the cities in the city,
08:16and the same way I showed you.
08:20If you want to leave this question,
08:23do you understand how many effects did you do?
08:28What was your effect?
08:30What was your effect?
08:33What was your effect?
08:34What was your effect?
08:36First, you brought it back and then you brought it back.
08:39First, we have a risk in the first place of the event.
08:46And we have a risk in the current situation.
08:50And usually the first aspect that happens in these events
08:56is that the event will be in the event of the event.
08:59The events that are usually in the event of the event,
09:03the events of the event is the start of the event.
09:07It's a thing that can be used in the process of making it easily.
09:16For example, the ingredients, the ingredients, the ingredients, the ingredients, the ingredients, the ingredients and the ingredients.
09:33These are the ones that we have to do in the area.
09:43We have in the museum of 3508th century in two museum of Iran-Bastan and the museum of Bastan-Shinais
09:52and Islamic Museum.
09:54We have to check in the museum.
09:56You don't know that these are the 3508th century.
10:00These are the Bastan-Shinais.
10:02these things are very
10:06difficult and difficult
10:08these things are in the world
10:11they are in the right
10:12they have been in the right
10:14they have broken
10:16they have made it
10:18they have been in the right
10:19now you are in the right
10:20in the right direction
10:22but you have to have
10:24you can have all these things
10:27and you can do it
10:27and I want to say
10:30to you
10:31We have to do a lot of great work,
10:36We have to do a lot of common work,
10:38And we have to do a lot of work,
10:40And we have to do a lot of 3,508,
10:43And we have to do a lot of work,
10:44And we have to do a lot of work with this museum and environmental issues.
10:50We have to protect them in the city,
10:52And we are also in the 12 days,
10:58And also in the 12 days,
10:59the Iranian Museum of the Iranians
11:02One point that I have to point out
11:04Some of the museum in the war of the Ramadan
11:09Like Khakulistan, Chelsutun, Sardabad
11:11One thing that I think is very important
11:14The government of the government of the government
11:17and the government of the government
11:19was in the first time
11:20The war was created
11:23and the whole thing
11:25All of these events, in fact, have been changed in security.
11:29We have made it in the museum and in Kakhgolistan.
11:32If Kakhgolistan really changed things in the war of Ramadan before the security of Kakhgolistan,
11:41or the security issues in Kakhgolistan,
11:45the problem was in Kakhgolistan,
11:47and the fact that you know, was 100% more than the fact that happened right now,
11:52and the fact that it was a very strange thing,
11:55the fact that it happened.
11:57Let's see, come back.
11:59It's true.
12:38Why You Sovereign
12:47It's true.
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