An outdoor, vertical, daytime photograph captured in Rukn ad-Din Municipality, Syria, depicts a heavily damaged flag of the Syrian opposition (identifiable by its horizontal green, white, and black stripes with three red five-pointed stars on the white band) flying from a tall, light-grey metal flagpole

An outdoor, vertical, daytime photograph captured in Rukn ad-Din Municipality, Syria, depicts a heavily damaged flag of the Syrian opposition (identifiable by its horizontal green, white, and black stripes with three red five-pointed stars on the white band) flying from a tall, light-grey metal flagpole. The flag exhibits extensive wear, including numerous large tears, rips, and holes across all three color sections, particularly pronounced in the white and black bands, suggesting prolonged environmental exposure or physical degradation. The flagpole extends vertically along the left side of the frame, with a dark street light fixture partially visible on the far left. The background is a clear, bright blue sky, occupying the majority of the image. Green foliage is partially visible at the bottom left, and several dark vertical structures are present at the bottom right. No individuals are visible, and no specific actions or interactions are depicted beyond the flag's visible state.