A brown and white dog, consistent with an American Staffordshire Terrier type, wearing a black harness and a neon yellow leash extending forward, is sniffing the bare earth. The ground consists of dark soil, sparse green weeds, scattered dry leaves, and irregular patches of light-colored debris. A large, thick-trunked deciduous tree, devoid of leaves, occupies the left foreground, with thin branches extending from its base. A concrete curb runs diagonally across the midground, separating the unpaved area from a paved surface. Three vehicles are parked parallel to the curb: a red Fiat Multipla (Belarusian registration 8324 XC-7), a silver Mazda 3 sedan (Belarusian registration 6838 EH-7), and a dark grey Peugeot 307 SW station wagon (partially visible, with a Belarusian registration starting 63). In the background, multi-story residential buildings are visible. The most prominent is a light greenish-beige structure on the right, featuring external yellow gas pipes running vertically and horizontally, and a grey entrance door with steps. Another bare deciduous tree stands near this building. A reddish-brown building is partially visible behind the vehicles. The scene is illuminated by daylight. The presence of Belarusian license plates with the region code '7' confirms the location as an urban residential area in Minsk, Belarus.Back to event
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Sat, Mar 28, 2026, 05:47 AM

Minsk, Belarus

53.90100, 27.57000

A brown and white dog, consistent with an American Staffordshire Terrier type, wearing a black harness and a neon yellow leash extending forward, is sniffing the bare earth. The ground consists of dar…read more

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