This is a photograph of a mural on the side of a building, likely in Minsk, Belarus, given the Cyrillic inscription

This is a photograph of a mural on the side of a building, likely in Minsk, Belarus, given the Cyrillic inscription. The mural depicts three figures standing in front of a backdrop of a blue sky with scattered clouds, green grass, and trees. The inscription above the figures reads "СВЯЗЬ ПОКОЛЕНИЙ СЕГОДНЯ И ВСЕГДА!", which translates to "Generations Connected Today and Always!". The central figure is an older man in a military uniform, possibly of Soviet era, with medals and a red belt. He is standing with his arm around a young boy who is wearing a white shirt and a green cap. To the right of the military man is another man in civilian clothes, a white shirt, and dark trousers, with a jacket draped over his shoulder. He is holding the military man's arm. In front of the figures is a burning brazier, suggesting a memorial or a symbolic flame. The figures are standing on a paved walkway, with a grassy area in front of it and trees in the background. The overall style is illustrative and somewhat stylized, typical of public art murals. The building itself appears to be corrugated metal, painted blue. The surrounding environment shows green grass and foliage from trees, indicating an outdoor setting, possibly a park or public space.