The video presents a static shot of a striking monument located outdoors under a bright, partly cloudy sky. The monument is a tall, tapering pillar constructed from rough, white stone blocks. Crowning its peak is a magnificent golden statue of an eagle, depicted with its wings spread wide as if in flight or about to take off. At the base of the monument, the word "АНАПА" (ANAPA) is clearly visible in large black Cyrillic letters. Above this, smaller Cyrillic text is inscribed, which reads "НАЧАЛО БОЛЬШОГО КАВКАЗА" (START OF THE GREAT CAUCASUS). The monument stands on a paved surface, and in the background, a vast landscape of rolling hills and distant fields can be seen under the clear blue sky, indicative of the Supsekh region in Russia. During the brief video, a woman dressed in a blue dress is seen walking from the left side of the frame towards the monument, briefly touching it, before continuing out of view to the right. Later, another person in a yellow or tan outfit walks from the far left of the frame across the paved area, passing the monument. The scene is bathed in bright sunlight, suggesting it is a pleasant day, likely morning or early afternoon. The monument serves as a prominent landmark, possibly a welcome sign or a geographical marker for the city of Anapa and the beginning of the Great Caucasus mountain range.

White stone monument documented in Supse

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Tue, Jun 2, 2026, 02:18 PM

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Supsekh, Russia

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