Electric iron documented in Stavropol indoor setting

The image captures an indoor scene, likely a room in a home or hotel in Stavropol, Russia. The primary focus is an electric iron and its electrical connections. A light blue and white electric steam iron is positioned face down on a flat, light-colored surface, possibly a shelf or a table. To the left of the iron, a white electrical wall socket is visible on a light-colored wall. A dark-colored plug, possibly an adapter or part of a larger power supply, is inserted into the outlet, with black cables extending from it towards the iron. The iron's braided power cord, which is light in color, extends towards the right of the frame, showing some slack. Above the iron and cables, a dark, rectangular structure, possibly a television stand or another piece of furniture, spans across the upper portion of the image. To the far right, a section of furniture with a distinct yellowish-brown wooden element is partially visible, suggesting a chair or another table. A light-colored, possibly striped, piece of fabric is draped over the edge of the surface where the iron rests, near its handle. No specific activity is taking place; the iron is merely resting, plugged into the wall. The dim lighting suggests it might be evening or that artificial light sources are being used. No people are present, and there is no visible text. The image's original orientation is rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise, meaning the wall appears as the floor and the horizontal surface as vertical.