Iran Shows Interior of State-Run Broadcaster after Bombing by Israel
The Iranian government on Wednesday invited foreign media inside a Tehran-based office for the state-run broadcaster that was bombed by Israel on June 16, in what is believed to be an attempt at propaganda.
Inside, the five-story building was littered with charred computers, and bare wiring hung from the ceiling and walls, demonstrating the severity of the attack.
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