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This outdoor photograph captures a protest or demonstration in Odesa, Ukraine, under bright daylight and cold weather conditions, indicated by the participants' winter attire. In the foreground, two individuals are prominent, each holding a protest sign. The person on the left is wearing a grey hooded jacket, a dark balaclava covering most of their face, brown trousers, and dark boots. They hold a white sign with text primarily in German. Visible text includes "Befreiung" (liberation), "GANZES" (entire), and "AZOV," followed by "2:0." This likely translates to "Liberation of the entire Azov 2:0," possibly referring to the Azov Regiment and a demand for their release. The person on the right is a woman wearing a light-colored beanie, a fluffy beige jacket, dark trousers, and white sneakers. She holds a cardboard sign with text written in Cyrillic. The top word, in red, reads "АЗОВ" (Azov). Below it, in blue, is "НЕВДОМА" (Nevdoma), which means "not at home" or "not returned/missing." This sign likely advocates for the return or accounting of Azov Regiment members. Partially visible in the background, a third person holds a Ukrainian flag. The setting includes a building with an ornate facade and large windows, typical of European urban architecture. The ground is paved with cobblestones. A green and yellow poster or advertisement with Cyrillic text ("КУРСИ") is visible on the building wall behind the protestors. The overall scene depicts an active public expression of concern or demand related to the conflict in Ukraine.
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