The image displays the severely damaged Sumy Regional State Administration building in Sumy, Ukraine

The image displays the severely damaged Sumy Regional State Administration building in Sumy, Ukraine. The multi-story structure, characterized by a beige upper section and a pink/mauve lower facade with curved elements and vertical white pillars, exhibits extensive blast damage. Nearly all visible windows across its approximately fifteen floors are shattered, missing, or dislodged, with numerous frames visibly bent or hanging. Debris, including glass shards and fragmented building materials, is scattered across the paved ground directly in front of the main entrance, which shows significant structural compromise to its canopy and doorframes. In the lower-left foreground, multiple stacks and scattered packages of insulation material, some labeled "PAROC," are present. A black, ornate multi-lamp street light stands partially intact to the right. The scene is illuminated under a partly cloudy blue sky. No individuals are observed within the frame.