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Three men work to restore Mosul’s artefacts after ISIL‑era devastation

Al Jazeera English reported that the ancient Iraqi city of Mosul was left devastated after its liberation from ISIL.

Al Jazeera English reported that the ancient Iraqi city of Mosul was left devastated after its liberation from ISIL. The outlet said three men are now trying to revive the city’s beauty by restoring its artefacts. Their work is set against the backdrop of the River Tigris, a historic lifeline for the city. The report highlights the personal commitment of these individuals to bring back the cultural heritage that once defined Mosul’s streets and monuments. By focusing on the restoration of damaged objects, the story underscores a broader effort to heal the scars left by the conflict and to preserve the city’s historic identity.

Why it matters

Restoring Mosul’s artefacts helps preserve cultural heritage that was threatened by war.

Key details

Location
Iraq · Middle East
Reported by
Al Jazeera English
First reported
Key names
Restoring Mosul, River Tigris, Iraqi, ISIL
Section
World

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