Fireworks light up the Minsk twilight sky

The video captures a fireworks display against a twilight sky. The fireworks are predominantly orange and yellow, with some pink and red hues. They explode in a large, circular pattern, emitting smoke that drifts upwards. Below the fireworks, a silhouetted cityscape is visible, with faint lights suggesting buildings. A small, bright object, possibly a star or planet, is visible in the upper left corner of the sky. The video is short, lasting only a few seconds, and shows the fireworks in various stages of their explosion. The quality of the video is somewhat blurry, making it difficult to discern fine details. There are no people or discernible actions other than the fireworks display itself.

This video captures a sequence of fireworks exploding in the sky during twilight. The scene is viewed from a distance, with the silhouette of buildings and trees forming the foreground. The sky transitions from a pale orange near the horizon to a dusky blue higher up. A single, bright celestial body, likely a planet or bright star, is visible in the upper left portion of the frame throughout the video. Each frame shows a different fireworks display. The first frame shows a multi-colored burst. The second and third frames display a predominantly red firework, with a shape resembling a jellyfish. The fourth frame shows a white, star-shaped burst. The final frame repeats the red, jellyfish-shaped firework. Wisps of smoke trail from the explosions, and lights from the city below twinkle through the darkness.