The image depicts a severely damaged, multi-story masonry building located in Homs, Syria, under a bright, overcast sky

The image depicts a severely damaged, multi-story masonry building located in Homs, Syria, under a bright, overcast sky. The structure is in a state of advanced disrepair, indicating extensive destruction. The building's roof, covered in reddish-brown terracotta tiles, is partially collapsed, with numerous tiles missing and underlying wooden rafters and beams exposed. The upper floor exhibits significant structural damage, with large sections of the external walls missing, revealing internal wall divisions and exposed wooden floor joists. Several empty door or window frames are visible on this level, with plaster largely absent from the interior wall surfaces, exposing the underlying construction material. The lower visible level of the building, though more structurally intact than the upper floor, shows weathered and crumbling masonry. It features two small, rectangular window openings secured with dark metal grates. Below these windows, an arched stone-built base is visible. A prominent, damaged overhang or balcony structure extends from the upper level, supported by visible wooden beams. To the immediate left of the central building, a portion of an adjacent structure with a dark metal railing is visible. On the far right, a vertical section of another building or structure is partially seen. The background reveals faint outlines of additional buildings in an urban setting, some also appearing damaged or in disrepair. No individuals or active signs of life are present within the frame. A single power line or cable traverses the upper right portion of the sky.