The scene is located in the city of Hrodna, Belarus

The scene is located in the city of Hrodna, Belarus. The image depicts a close-up, overhead view of a countertop and a wooden cutting board with three severed fish heads. The countertop is a light-colored, mottled surface, possibly granite or a similar composite material, stained with blood. A dark-colored folding knife, with a partially serrated blade and a textured handle, lies open on the countertop in the upper-left quadrant, its blade pointing upwards and to the right. Centrally positioned is an oval, paddle-shaped wooden cutting board with a handle extending to the lower right. The board is visibly scarred with knife marks and covered in blood, fish scales, and tissue remnants. Three decapitated fish heads are arranged on the cutting board. One head is in the upper portion of the board, another in the lower-left, and a third in the lower-right. All heads exhibit visible eyes and open gill areas; the top-right head retains a portion of its dorsal fin. Red blood spatters and streaks extend from the cutting board onto the surrounding countertop, particularly to the right and lower-left, indicating recent butchering activity. No individuals are visible in the frame. A blurred, light-colored object, possibly a ceramic plate or bowl, is partially visible in the upper-right corner of the image.