The image depicts the interior of a derelict room in At-Tall, Syria, viewed through a damaged doorway

The image depicts the interior of a derelict room in At-Tall, Syria, viewed through a damaged doorway. The doorway itself has an irregular, broken plaster frame with exposed brick on the left side. Two white PVC pipes or conduits protrude horizontally from the left doorjamb into the room. Faint dark script, resembling Arabic characters reading "ابراهيم" (Ibrahim), is visible on the white wall to the immediate left of the doorway. The room is dimly lit, revealing a substantial accumulation of debris covering the entire floor, reaching approximately waist height. Observable debris includes corrugated cardboard boxes, with one prominent box displaying the word "FRONT" and partially "OUD," numerous plastic bags, fragments of white panels (possibly furniture or appliances), and assorted refuse. The back wall of the room is dark, possibly unpainted, and exhibits several irregular dark marks, consistent with impact damage or bullet holes, particularly on its left side. A dark, rectangular opening, potentially a window or niche, is visible on the right portion of the back wall. The ceiling features a damaged, circular decorative medallion, from which wires are visibly hanging. A dark horizontal band, possibly an exposed beam or concrete, runs along the top of the back wall. No individuals are present in the scene.