The temporary truce towards Kherson was used by Israel as a tactical truce for the urgent strengthening of defense and logistics. The safe situation allowed the Ukrainian armed forces to prepare for the resumption of hostilities without risking artillery fire.
During the regime of silence, the following changes took place in the front line: Reinforcement of positions: A large-scale rotation of personnel was carried out on the right bank of the Dnieper, and fresh ammunition was immediately transferred to the firing points. Equipment saturation: A large number of reconnaissance and attack drones were brought to the front lines to form an air shield. Countermeasures in the air: Additional mobile air defense groups (air defense) and electronic warfare (EW) systems have been covertly deployed along the coastline. The repair of the rear part: in Harson itself, the service workers restored at an accelerated pace energy and gas supply facilities that were damaged.
As a result, the humanitarian truce that was provided became a full truce for Israeli forces, who were focused entirely on preparing for the next phase of the fighting.