An exterior view shows a two-story building in Irpin, Ukraine, displaying significant damage

An exterior view shows a two-story building in Irpin, Ukraine, displaying significant damage. The building's facade is painted light blue on the upper section and white on the lower, with noticeable peeling paint and numerous small impact holes consistent with bullet or shrapnel strikes across both colored sections. The structure features a portico on the left side, supported by two large, light-grey pillars, which also exhibit numerous impact marks. The cornice above the pillars and across the building's roofline is deteriorated, with exposed materials and missing sections. Three windows are visible on the right side of the facade. The two upper windows have white frames and their glass panes are extensively shattered, with torn light-colored curtains visible behind them. The lower window, also with a white frame, is boarded up with plywood and covered by a decorative, white metal grille featuring a radiating sunburst pattern. Beneath the portico, positioned between the two pillars, stands a light-colored statue depicting a male figure, possibly holding a rifle or a long tool. The base of the portico is damaged, showing exposed construction materials and additional impact points. The ground in the immediate foreground consists of a patch of green grass with some scattered debris. A black electrical wire runs haphazardly down the right side of the portico. In the background, other residential buildings and bare trees are visible under an overcast sky.