The image depicts the heavily damaged, three-story facade of a building located in Sumy, Ukraine

The image depicts the heavily damaged, three-story facade of a building located in Sumy, Ukraine. The entire visible exterior is extensively charred and blackened, indicating severe fire damage. The roofline is compromised, featuring exposed brickwork and a section of warped, red-painted corrugated metal hanging from the upper left corner. All visible window openings are devoid of glass. On the upper and middle floors, the empty frames reveal darkened interiors and fragments of torn, light-colored material, likely insulation or vapor barrier, hanging from the openings. The concrete-like exterior panels of the building exhibit numerous small, dark circular impact marks. On the ground floor, four distinct window openings are boarded up with light-toned plywood panels, uniformly secured across the lower section of the facade. To the right, an adjoining section of the building displays similar damage, with torn, light-colored insulating material hanging vertically along its surface. The ground immediately in front of the building is a mix of sparse green grass, exposed soil, and scattered debris, including fragments of burnt material and insulation. A tree with sparse, light-brown foliage is visible on the left side of the frame. The sky above is blue with scattered white clouds. No individuals are present in the scene.