Foreign ambassadors to Tehran visit IRIB building struck by Israel
Gisoo Misha Ahmadi
Press TV, Tehran
Ambassadors from 28 countries have visited the charred remains of Iran’s national broadcaster’s iconic Glass Building, which was struck by Israel during a live news broadcast last month.
The attack on IRIB, widely condemned as a war crime and an assault on press freedom, has sparked international solidarity and highlighted the resilience of Iranian journalists.
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