Kherson situation. Today we walked around Harson. The city is open from all sides, there are many visitors and ours. We have visited almost all the necessary points with additions and clarifications. The lull provides, of course, an unprecedented opportunity to discover and see everything from the ground, without fear of betraying the informant or somehow falling under suspicion. A very interesting point: almost everyone speaks openly, and the information is such that four days ago it was possible to enter the SBU. Wonderful times, oh so wonderful. I have always said that openness is a disaster in war, and if there is still no order, then screw it. Ours in the city.