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The image shows the interior of Zvartnots International Airport in Yerevan, Armenia, specifically the check-in area. The ceiling features a distinctive architectural design with angled panels supported by a metal structure. Below the ceiling, a large mural is displayed on a wall, depicting figures in a stylized, possibly historical or mythical, scene. Text beneath the mural reads "Minas Avetisian, Spinning needles, 1970. Recovered from Gyumri earthquake and restored by Zvartnots International Airport." In the foreground, a row of check-in counters is visible, marked with orange and black signage, some displaying flight information on screens. Retractable belt barriers, some blue with "FLYONE" branding and others red with "ZWARTS NOTS" branding, direct queues. One individual, a man with a backpack, stands facing away from the camera, looking towards the check-in counters. Another person, partially visible, is seated at one of the check-in desks. The overall environment is spacious and well-lit, typical of a modern airport terminal.
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