Istanbul's iconic 'Iron Church' reopens after seven years

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Istanbul's iconic 'Iron Church' reopens after seven years

Istanbul's iconic ""Iron Church"" or Sveti Stefan reopened after seven years of restoration. The project was co-funded by Turkey and Bulgaria, with Turkey spending over $4 million. Turkey says the reopening of this church sends a strong message to the international community that Turkey is committed to protecting all its citizens and their right to worship.

January 8, 2018