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A framed color photograph depicting the Al-Mazza Television Tower (Damascus Television Tower) on Mount Qasioun, within the Al-Mazza Municipality, Damascus, Syria, is centrally displayed on a dark wooden wall. The photograph features a tall, slender communication tower with a distinctive red and white striped top section, heavily outfitted with numerous antennas and satellite dishes. It stands against a clear blue sky, rising from a rocky, vegetated hillside. Several white, multi-story buildings, likely part of the communication complex, are visible around the tower's base, interspersed with green trees. The bottom left of the photograph's printed border contains a logo with the text "سوريا 50" (Syria 50), and faint Arabic text, possibly a credit, appears on the right. The photograph is enclosed in a black frame. The wall consists of dark reddish-brown wood panels with a vertical grain. Portions of other framed images, including one black and white portrait, are visible on the left and upper sections of the adjacent wall.
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Nov 1, 2025, 7:11 AM

Al-Mazza Municipality, Syria

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A framed color photograph depicting the Al-Mazza Television Tower (Damascus Television Tower) on Mount Qasioun, within the Al-Mazza Municipality, Damascus, Syria, is centrally displayed on a dark wooden wall. The photograph features a tall, slender communication tower with a distinctive red and white striped top section, heavily outfitted with numerous antennas and satellite dishes. It stands against a clear blue sky, rising from a rocky, vegetated hillside. Several white, multi-story buildings, likely part of the communication complex, are visible around the tower's base, interspersed with green trees. The bottom left of the photograph's printed border contains a logo with the text "سوريا 50" (Syria 50), and faint Arabic text, possibly a credit, appears on the right. The photograph is enclosed in a black frame. The wall consists of dark reddish-brown wood panels with a vertical grain. Portions of other framed images, including one black and white portrait, are visible on the left and upper sections of the adjacent wall.

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