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I was moreconcern about the KKMC, Dharan or Ali al Salem.

Sorry, this picture is correct place of ATT Building:

Not only that, this place may be the most historic place in the entire DCS: Afghanistan map. This site may have been established around the 6th century AD and was mentioned in historical documents such as "The Great Tang Records on the Western Regions". This Buddha statue also witnessed modern history. In any case, I think it is a pity not to add it to the DCS: Afghanistan map.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/inatl/longterm/fogofwar/resources.htm Useful information to research these place in baghdad. https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/1892010015776301143 This page is Chinese,you could translate it on the net.

https://dstorm.eu/ https://www.canada.ca/en/navy/services/history/research/op-friction.html

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Makeshift repairs to the roof of the international telephone exchange on Rasheed Street in downtown Baghdad. The so-called "AT&T Building" was one of two main international exchanges in the capital, and a hub for Baghdad telephone communications.

Maybe yes, Sth building like Amiriyah shelter, was leave open space. btw, Zawra'a Tower and Baghdad Zoo also with the important landmark at the baghdad since 1970s

nullZawra'a Tower is an iconic historical landmark nestled in the heart of Baghdad,Is the old Iraqi icon building. This is probably the most famous scene in the Gulf War. Judging from the location, the target was the Republican Guard headquarters in the distance. The bright light from the explosion illuminated the Al Zawra Tower. But in the game, this building is nowhere to be found.

However,Such an important building does not appear in the DCS:Iraq map.The building at this location was replaced by a flat storey house. nullnullnull

Al-Zaqura Palace (Arabic: قصر الزقورة) is an Iraqi government building situated in the Green Zone in the capital Baghdad. Maintained by the office of the Prime Minister of Iraq, it is occupied by the office of the prime minister. The building was commissioned under the presidency of Ahmed Hassan al-Bakr. It was built in 1975 by Saeed Ali Madhlum and CP Kukreja Associates as the building for the Council of Ministers, or cabinet The building's exterior is in the Brutalist architecture style, the exterior reminiscing an ancient Ziggurat (in Arabic: Al Zaqura). Brutalist style uses one material on the exterior, which is concrete, and is massive in appearance. Although the exterior was inspired by ancient Mesopotamia and a mix of Islamic elements, the inside is decorated in the style of Islamic architecture. The building was targeted during the Iraq War by Coalition forces in aerial bombardment and sustained heavy damage in 2003, which external damage shows in a photograph taken in 2003.It was renovated by the Iraqi conglomerate Harlow International.

https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/سلسلة_قصف_وتدمير_العراق_في_عام_1991 Here's you can see other building's destroy situation in the Gulf war. Facebook include translate so you can read it.

THIS PICTURE FROM 1991 GULF WAR: _________________________________________________________________ THIS PICTURE FROM 2003 IRAQ: @Huilque151

this structure is more bigger than that one.