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An outdoor, slightly angled photograph depicts a multi-story, beige and brown residential building in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, exhibiting extensive damage. The building's upper floors feature multiple balconies with white balustrades, several of which have clothes lines with various garments hanging. Windows on these levels show broken glass, metal grilles, and some areas of charring or soot discoloration around their frames, particularly on the brown facade sections. The building's exterior walls display numerous small impact marks or holes. The lower two to three levels of the building are severely compromised structurally. Concrete slabs are fractured and partially collapsed, exposing rebar and interior spaces. Large sections of walls are missing, revealing debris-strewn interiors. On one damaged mid-level balcony, a black water tank and other containers are visible amidst rubble. At the base of the building and extending into the foreground, a substantial pile of concrete rubble, dirt, and miscellaneous debris, including red plastic items, covers the ground. Exposed openings at ground level suggest former entrances or ground-floor units. A black electrical cable runs across the dusty, barren ground in the foreground. No people are visible in the scene. The lighting indicates a sunny day, casting shadows on the building's facade.
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