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A multi-story residential building in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, exhibits extensive damage from apparent conflict. The facade, primarily beige with brown vertical accent panels and ornate, light-colored arch-shaped frames above many window spaces, is heavily compromised. The upper two floors show severe structural collapse, with large sections of the exterior missing, exposing bricks, concrete, and twisted rebar. Numerous circular impact marks and perforations are visible across the entire facade, consistent with bullet or shrapnel damage. Multiple windows are completely absent or shattered, leaving dark, empty openings. Large, irregular-shaped impact craters penetrate several floors, exposing interior spaces. On the fourth floor from the bottom, a prominent blue tarpaulin covers a window opening in the central column. Another grey sheet covers an opening on the second floor from the bottom, also in the central column. Several windows retain metal security grates, some of which appear bent or damaged. On the bottom right floor, various pieces of clothing are seen hanging from a window. The sky overhead is overcast. No people or active interactions are visible in the scene.
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