A forensic examination of an outdoor scene in Irpin, Ukraine, depicts the exterior of the damaged Irpin House of Culture under an overcast sky

A forensic examination of an outdoor scene in Irpin, Ukraine, depicts the exterior of the damaged Irpin House of Culture under an overcast sky. In the foreground, a large, white, fluted architectural column from the building's facade is perforated by numerous small, irregular holes, consistent with bullet impacts. To the column's immediate left, a white, full-body statue of a male figure in a suit stands on a cylindrical pedestal. The pedestal bears black spray-painted graffiti depicting a winged, angelic figure and a partially obscured skull-like symbol below it. The building behind the statue is painted light blue, with areas of peeling paint and visible brickwork where damage has occurred. In the midground, the main body of the House of Culture appears significantly damaged, particularly its roof, which is largely collapsed, exposing internal wooden beams and fractured tile remnants. A multi-paned wooden door within an arched entrance on the building's right side is painted in the blue and yellow colors of the Ukrainian flag. The ground surface transitions from reddish-brown brick paving in the lower left to dirt and sparse green grass, bordered by a yellow and white painted curb on the right.