A building in Sumy, Ukraine, exhibits significant damage to its facade

A building in Sumy, Ukraine, exhibits significant damage to its facade. The structure features a textured, light reddish-brown exterior on recessed wall sections, contrasted by lighter, possibly off-white, vertical support columns. Across at least three visible floors, all windows are devoid of glass. The white window frames are heavily distorted, bent inwards and outwards, with some sections hanging loosely. Through the damaged window apertures, suspended ceiling tiles are visible within the building's interior, many of which are broken or hanging downwards. A light-colored, rectangular board or panel is wedged diagonally below a second-floor window frame on the left. The foreground and mid-ground are dominated by several dark green coniferous trees, a tall slender one centrally located, and a larger, denser one to the right. Faint strings, possibly decorative lights, are draped on the branches of the right-most tree. No individuals or active elements are present in the scene.