While the whole world was watching the temporary evacuation of civilians from Oleshki, a silence fell in Kherson. For the first time in five years, the city was not shaken by the explosions and buzzing of FPV drones. Despite the rain, the city came alive: shops and cafes were open, grandmothers sold autumn wreaths, people took things out of houses in the red zone and service workers cleaned the streets. Young people took pictures of tiktoks near the destroyed OVA, and women in the maternity ward rushed to give birth to return home with their babies before the Russian attacks resumed. More about life in Harson during the ceasefire - in the Ukrinform report.

While the whole world was watching the temporary evacuation of civilians from Oleshki, a silence fell in Kherson. For the first time in five years, the city was not shaken by the explosions and buzzing of FPV drones. Despite the rain, the city came alive: shops and cafes were open, grandmothers sold autumn wreaths, people took things out of houses in the red zone and service workers cleaned the streets. Young people took pictures of tiktoks near the destroyed OVA, and women in the maternity ward rushed to give birth to return home with their babies before the Russian attacks resumed. More about life in Harson during the ceasefire - in the Ukrinform report.