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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2026 · 49 MIN

What Is Hidden in Iran? The Lost Stargates of the Anunnaki

from The Anunnaki Connection · host Jason Abadi

Iran is one of the oldest continuously inhabited regions on Earth — a land where empires rose, myths were born, and ancient mysteries still linger beneath desert sands and mountain ranges.The ancient kingdom of Elam flourished in what is now southwestern Iran for thousands of years, shaping early regional culture and influencing later Persian civilization.From the ruins of sacred cities like Susa, Anshan, and Chogha Zanbil, to ancient traditions describing spirit beings, celestial encounters, and possible stargates, this episode examines the possibility that Iran once stood at the crossroads of myth, technology, and cosmic belief.We explore connections to the biblical lands of Eden and Nod, mysterious accounts of luminous entities and ancient UFO-like encounters, and the idea that sacred sites across the region may have been part of a larger energetic or technological network.Could temples and ziggurats have served as more than religious monuments?Were ancient builders working with knowledge that has since been lost?And why do certain regions remain strategically important even today?The question is… what was really happening here?

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