The exhibition will feature ancient and archaeological sites such as Libya’s Leptis Magna, Aleppo and Palmyra in Syria, and Mosul in Iraq RIYADH: A delegation from the Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition on Sunday visited the “Cities Destroyed by Terrorism” exhibition at the Riyadh National Museum. The exhibition, which continues until May 18, virtually reconstructs Middle Eastern cities affected by terrorism, such as Mosul and Nineveh in Iraq, Aleppo and Palmyra in Syria, and Leptis in Libya. Organized by the Saudi Culture Ministry in collaboration with the Arab World Institute in Paris, the exhibition features videos, photos and possessions of sites destroyed by terrorism in the above mentioned cities.