Kherson is not limited to its Freedom Square, where the inhabitants draped in yellow and blue have been celebrating the end of the Russian occupation since November 11.
Monday morning, when part of the city nudged each other to catch a glimpse of President Zelensky, in front of the monumental facade of the regional administration, an anonymous hand placed white dahlias on the garbage-strewn wasteland of a city deprived of colors.
It was important to her to remember that in the tragic whirlwind of the last few months, a man, Artem, died here.
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