A section of a textured, light-colored exterior wall in Varna, Bulgaria, displays two distinct spray-painted graffiti markings

A section of a textured, light-colored exterior wall in Varna, Bulgaria, displays two distinct spray-painted graffiti markings. The upper marking, centrally positioned, consists of the Cyrillic letters "ЦСКА" (CSKA) rendered in black spray paint, which is partially underlaid or outlined with a lighter, possibly white or light blue, spray paint; both colors exhibit paint drips. Below this, in red spray paint, are two additional symbols. The left symbol is a stylized mark that appears to incorporate the numbers "4" and "8" (or "4/8"). To its right, a right-facing swastika is depicted. Both red symbols also show evidence of paint drips. A small portion of a green leaf is visible on the far left edge of the frame, suggesting nearby vegetation. No individuals or active events are depicted.