Stockholm
The sticker is a rectangular piece adhered to a metal pole. It features a stark graphic design with a primary color palette of black, yellow, and blue. The upper portion displays bold, black uppercase text on a white background. Below the text, a large, bright yellow circle, possibly representing a sun or moon, dominates the background. Overlaid on this yellow circle and extending downwards is a dark, silhouetted landscape of what appears to be destroyed or war-torn buildings. In the foreground, a detailed illustration of a blue military tank is prominently featured, moving across the lower part of the scene. The overall aesthetic is impactful and conveys a strong political or social message.

21 March 3
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