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I noticed you've been editing the History section of Iran's article. The image which you keep adding to the section is unrelated. If you repeat this edit, you will be reported to the managers.
You are adding this image at the section of prehistory. That is an unrelated section. Your first add-up was also damaging the order of the article. I will check the section you have criticized; but this image cannot stay in that section.
Notable topics related to Cyrus the Great are all already noted in the article. Also, architecture of the Achaemenid Empire is shown several times in the article. So there is generally no need for this image.
I understand your national sensations, but you are disordering the article.
Would you please stop adding that image? Or I should regard this as an edit-war?...