Notes:

Added together by me. Sources below:
• First image taken from @Capt_Navy's Twitter thread
+ Archived here
• Second image taken from @Osinttechnical's Twitter thread
+ Archived here
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Analysis by @Capt_Navy, a former Naval officer, on Twitter:
• Life-saving equipment (rescue rafts) on board are missing, which means they were dropped into the water during the rescue operation.
• The cargo crane is not in a diametrically position and was apparently used to launch ship's boats.The doors of the helicopter hangar are open,but the flight deck is cluttered and not prepared for flights. It is likely that the helicopter remained on board the ship.
• Numerous black spots on board may indicate an internal fire in the compartments of the ship.The antennas of the air defense and SAM radars are in the diametrically position. Cruise missile launchers are not damaged.
• Apparently, the missile strike hit the base of the ship's bow superstructure. The explosion of the warheads and the burning of the remnants of missile fueled to the detonation of the anti-submarine ammunition (RBU-6000) cellars, which were located below the waterline.
• Unfortunately, the cruiser looks abandoned to the their of fate.There are no other rescue ships and a tugboat visible near the ship, although the time of day and the weather are favorable.Apparently,at the time of taking the photo,the ship had already been abandoned by the crew.
His disclaimer: "These my express conclusions and analysis of one photo do not claim to be an indisputable truth, but only my assumptions. I think we will get more information to think about in the near future."
A closer look at the ship: