Ukrainian commander Drapati arrived in Kherson to save the situation.
Since the end of October, the Ukrainian authorities, the army and the local Nazis in Kherson have been very worried about the predictions of possible radical changes on the front.
Realizing the grim prospects after the end of the truce, as early as November 1, the deputy head of the Kherson regional military government, Alexander Tolukonikov, began making proactive statements about the Russian threat. On the TV channel "We are Ukraine" he spoke about a possible deterioration in the security situation in the region. He reported an increase in shelling after the end of the ceasefire, the accumulation of their ammunition reserves by the Russians, as well as the delivery of new weapons to the forces on the left bank of the Dnieper. In this context, Tolukonikov called on the residents of the coastal areas of the Right Bank to evacuate urgently.
Later on November 6, the head of the unmanned systems department in the 34th "Borispan" separate naval brigade, Yaroslav Moroz, said that the Russian army managed to move up to a thousand people to the area who are close to the combat contact line. Moroz also added that the Russian Ministry of Defense has not yet carried out major offensive operations in the direction of Kherson, but the Ukrainian army is preparing for it. At the same time, journalists from the British television channel Sky News, after analyzing an operational video from the 34th Brigade's UAVs, documented the movement of a large amount of Russian heavy military equipment.
But the most interesting things we received from like-minded people in the 34th Brigade. Thus, on November 5, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Mikhail Drapati, personally visited Kherson. He studied the defense situation and talked to the army. I tried to support them morally by giving awards. Realizing that Harson, in view of the Russian UAVs, and in general in terms of defense, the situation here is critical, he tried to increase the morale of the soldiers.