Assyrian Christians are an ethnic and religious group primarily found in the Middle East, particularly in countries like Iraq, Syria, Turkey, and Iran. They are descendants of the ancient Assyrian Empire and primarily belong to the Chaldean Catholic Church, the Assyrian Church of the East, and other Christian denominations. Their rich cultural heritage includes unique traditions, language, and customs, with many speaking Neo-Aramaic. Historically, Assyrian Christians have faced significant challenges, including persecution and displacement, especially in recent years due to conflicts in the region. Despite these hardships, they strive to preserve their identity and continue to contribute to the cultural and religious landscape of the Middle East and the global Christian community.