A pile of rubble, likely from a building, lies on the floor

A pile of rubble, likely from a building, lies on the floor. The rubble consists of broken bricks, pieces of wood, shards of glass, and some large stones. The debris is scattered across the floor in a haphazard way. The scene appears to be in a public area of the city of Khartoum, Sudan, as evidenced by the coordinates provided. There are no people in the image, and no indication of activity. The scene suggests that the area was recently damaged by a bombing or other destructive event. There is a large piece of wood that appears to have been part of a window frame. It is partially covered by the debris. The area around the frame appears to be dusty and damaged. The rubble is arranged in such a way that it seems to have been pushed into the space by some force. The image is a forensic snapshot of the aftermath of the destruction. The scene is devoid of life, and the rubble tells the story of the destruction that took place in the area. The large pieces of wood suggest that the frame was broken during the destruction. The image suggests that the building was destroyed by a forceful impact that blew out the windows and caused the frame to be displaced. The shards of glass are scattered across the floor, suggesting that the glass was shattered by the impact.