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An exterior view depicts a multi-story, light-beige stucco building with significant structural damage, located in Khan Yunis, Palestinian Territory, under an overcast sky. The building, featuring decorative dark-orange panels and white arched window frames, exhibits widespread impact damage across its facade, including numerous holes of varying sizes. The upper right section of the building is severely compromised, with large portions collapsed or missing, exposing internal floor structures and fractured concrete with visible rebar. Many window panes are shattered or absent; a blue tarp covers one window opening on the second floor from the bottom on the left, and a greyish tarp is visible higher up. On the right side, multiple balconies are present. Clotheslines with assorted garments (red, yellow, blue, white) are visible, and a patterned red and dark-colored rug hangs over a railing on a third-floor balcony (from bottom). A single, vague human figure is discernible on this same balcony. At ground level, arched openings form a covered parking area where two passenger vehicles are parked: a light-colored sedan and a darker vehicle. To the left of the building's base, a large, rounded, yellowish-green object, possibly a covered container, rests on the ground. A partial mural or graffiti in red and black is visible on the ground-level wall to the far right. The immediate foreground consists of a paved street. Another multi-story building is partially visible in the background to the left.
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