This is a forensic, matter-of-fact description of a damaged multi-story residential apartment building located at 6A Lobanovsky Avenue in Kyiv, Ukraine

This is a forensic, matter-of-fact description of a damaged multi-story residential apartment building located at 6A Lobanovsky Avenue in Kyiv, Ukraine. The image depicts the grey facade of a tall, modern-style apartment block, viewed from a low angle looking upwards towards the sky. The building exhibits significant damage concentrated on its window frames, glass panes, and balcony structures across numerous floors. Specifically, a large section of a balcony on an intermediate floor (approximately the 5th to 7th visible floor from the bottom) has completely collapsed, with fragmented structural elements and debris hanging downwards. Adjacent and surrounding windows on this and other floors are shattered, missing glass, or have broken frames. Many of the damaged window openings across the building's facade are visibly covered with white plastic sheeting, indicating temporary repairs. Numerous external air conditioning units are mounted on the building's exterior walls, some appearing dislodged or damaged. The overall concrete structure of the building appears to have sustained damage primarily to its non-load-bearing elements and glazing, consistent with an external blast event. No individuals or active actions are depicted; the scene is static under natural daylight with a partially cloudy sky visible above the building.