The residents of Kherson visited their homes in the "red zones", which they could not enter for a long time due to shelling and drones, using the regime of silence. Sospilano's journalists spoke with local residents, and they showed what the war had transformed these areas. "I'm going to cry now, there's nothing left, because there was an arrival at the house. There are some ruins. I went out to look at the streets of my hometown for the last time. It hurts, it hurts," says Tatiana.

The residents of Kherson visited their homes in the "red zones", which they could not enter for a long time due to shelling and drones, using the regime of silence. Sospilano's journalists spoke with local residents, and they showed what the war had transformed these areas. "I'm going to cry now, there's nothing left, because there was an arrival at the house. There are some ruins. I went out to look at the streets of my hometown for the last time. It hurts, it hurts," says Tatiana.