The image displays a daytime view of a multi-story building facade in Minsk, Belarus, partially obscured by several Belarusian national flags

The image displays a daytime view of a multi-story building facade in Minsk, Belarus, partially obscured by several Belarusian national flags. The flags, featuring red and green horizontal stripes with a red ornamental pattern on the hoist side of the green stripe, are positioned in the left foreground, unfurled against a clear blue sky. Overhead wires are visible against the sky in the upper background. The building exhibits Stalinist Empire architecture, characterized by an ochre-colored, block-patterned facade. It features numerous rectangular windows with dark frames, some reflecting the sky. Decorative elements include ornate pilasters, detailed cornices, friezes with sculptural reliefs, and bas-reliefs above certain windows, some depicting five-pointed stars. A prominent pediment with a circular relief adorns the upper section of the building, and a decorative finial is visible on the rooftop to the upper right. Balconies with black wrought-iron railings are present on at least two visible floors; one lower balcony contains miscellaneous items. A tree with green foliage partially obscures the lower section of the building in the mid-ground. No people are visible. This architecture is characteristic of central Minsk, specifically along Independence Avenue (Niezaležnasci Avenue), which was extensively rebuilt in the Stalinist style after World War II.