TEHRAN (Iran News)  Mojtaba Nazari noted that more than 854,000 tons of goods were loaded and unloaded at Bandar Anzali Port Complex from March 21 to August 22, 2024, showing a 46 percent growth compared to the same period last year.

He added that more than 216,000 tons of the oil- and non-oil products were exported to the Caspian Sea littoral states, Mehr news agency reported.

He went on to say that 2,357 containers (TEU) were loaded and unloaded at Bandar Anzali Port Complex and 294 vessels entered the port complex in this period.

Petrochemicals, minerals and ironware were among the products exported from Bandar Anzali Port Complex overseas in this period, Nazari said.

The first level of the museum showcases small arms, light weapons, and military equipment from the Zand era (1785-1925) to the time of Reza Shah Pahlavi, Rhinoceros skin shields, battle attire, Kulah Khud helmets, revolvers, handguns, muzzleloader shotguns, flintlocks, spears, navigation and diving equipment, and….

The second level of the museum holds furniture belonging to Reza Shah, engraved wooden shelves, bronze candlesticks and clocks, porcelain dishes, engraved wooden tables and a candelabra made from a solid piece of wood.

Presents from various heads of states to the Pahlavi family like a radio console gifted to Reza Shah by Adolf Hitler are also on display in this part of the museum.

Qajar era (1785-1925) royal painter Kamal-ol-molk’s (1847-1947) “Hanging Partridge” canvas and a painting attributed to Nasser-al Din Shah (1831-1896) are among the artworks showcased on this level.

The Military Museum has a photo exhibition which shows the Iranian military’s development since its inception in 1922. Heavy weapons like tanks and canons are displayed on the front lawn of the palace. The museum also has a gazebo where visitors can be photographed wearing traditional Gilan costumes.

Source: To Iran