A political cartoon published March 24 shows two men walking arm in arm toward an ornate castle labeled Riviera Bucha. One man is shirtless with green pants and holds a bloodied tool while the other wears a dark suit. They stand on a path leading to the building which features onion domes and a central archway.

Red stylized waves fill the middle ground between the path and the structure. Two red flags fly from poles on either side of the castle. The left flag displays a white circle with Z and the right flag shows a white circle with T.

The foreground contains multiple fallen figures including a person in a hat beside a bicycle with a Ukrainian flag element. Scattered items include apples, a basket, dead animals, and additional bodies in various poses. The overall composition places the central figures between the debris and the labeled building.

The cartoon responds to the Russia Ukraine conflict by combining references to the Bucha events with symbols associated with Russian forces and political figures. The title and flags connect the scene to current geopolitical tensions involving the United States Russia and Ukraine as of the publication date.