Pravda the party newspaper - there is nothing more to say

A red pencil is seen hung over the front page of a newspaper, specifically a Russian newspaper with text written in Cyrillic. The newspaper appears to be the "Pravda," which is the official newspaper of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. The front page of the newspaper is empty, there is no news. The background is plain white, emphasizing the contrast of the vibrant red pencil. The pencil is inserted into a hole in the newspaper, indicating that the reader can write what they choose on the white board. The scene evokes a sense of historical significance, with the dated newspaper and the iconic red pencil symbolizing political activism or expression.