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This black and white image captures a damaged mosque complex in the city of Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory. The scene features two minarets and a central dome under a cloudy sky. The prominent minaret on the right, visible from its base, is cylindrical with a fluted upper section crowned by a circular platform fitted with multiple loudspeakers. This minaret exhibits significant structural damage and deterioration, including large missing sections and rough, broken edges on its lower and middle tiers. To the left, a second, partially visible minaret displays a similar fluted design, with its upper section also appearing damaged. Between and behind these minarets, a large, rounded dome is visible. The dome's surface shows multiple circular indentations or impacts, indicative of damage. Surrounding structures at the base of the dome also appear weathered and damaged, featuring arched openings. The sky is filled with numerous large, dense cumulus clouds. A thin, dark wire stretches horizontally across the upper mid-portion of the frame. No individuals are visible. A watermark "Galaxy A14" is present in the lower-left corner, and a partial sign in Arabic script below the left minaret identifies the location as Al-Mina Mosque.
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Feb 27, 2026, 10:15 AM

Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory

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This black and white image captures a damaged mosque complex in the city of Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory. The scene features two minarets and a central dome under a cloudy sky. The prominent minaret on the right, visible from its base, is cylindrical with a fluted upper section crowned by a circular platform fitted with multiple loudspeakers. This minaret exhibits significant structural damage and deterioration, including large missing sections and rough, broken edges on its lower and middle tiers. To the left, a second, partially visible minaret displays a similar fluted design, with its upper section also appearing damaged. Between and behind these minarets, a large, rounded dome is visible. The dome's surface shows multiple circular indentations or impacts, indicative of damage. Surrounding structures at the base of the dome also appear weathered and damaged, featuring arched openings. The sky is filled with numerous large, dense cumulus clouds. A thin, dark wire stretches horizontally across the upper mid-portion of the frame. No individuals are visible. A watermark "Galaxy A14" is present in the lower-left corner, and a partial sign in Arabic script below the left minaret identifies the location as Al-Mina Mosque.

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