Stockholm
The sticker is circular with a red border and a white background. A red diagonal line crosses over a black swastika symbol, indicating prohibition. The sticker appears to be slightly wrinkled, suggesting it is indeed a physical sticker applied to a pole.

16 December 2025 6
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