mural painted on a red utility box in Rostov-on-Don, Russia

mural painted on a red utility box in Rostov-on-Don, Russia. The mural depicts a stylized number "9" with images of people and flags. The number "9" is large and red, with black and yellow stripes at its base, resembling the St. George's ribbon, a Russian symbol of victory. Inside the "9", there are grey figures of soldiers raising a flag and a face that appears to be of a child or young person. A prominent red circle is positioned in the center of the "9". To the right of the "9", there is a partial image of a person's face, also in grey tones, and more St. George's ribbons. The utility box is situated alongside a road, with trees and green grass visible in the background. A portion of a white vehicle is seen on the right side of the image, indicating the perspective is from a moving vehicle on the road. The mural appears to be related to the Victory Day celebrations in Russia, commemorating the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II.