To @Animus:
Also, it does not lead to pregnancy.

I'm looking for information about vitamins, and I find things like this, people don't have much trouble

And touching at the vagina in the sense of trying to penetrate ?

To @Animus:

Touching the vagina next to it (for me the term next to it is the skin of the outer labia or the groin area) will not transfer the pre-ejaculate to the inside (to the mucous membrane) of the vagina. In this case, there is no risk of pregnancy. In the opinion I sent you below, I described the risks associated with the transfer of preejaculate into the vagina.

That's how the pre-ejacukat was and the question is whether there is a chance that it got into the vagina because of this crack in the condom when you touch your penis

To @Animus:

Vaginal mucus? The leakage of mucus from the vagina does not affect the possible risk of pregnancy.

As far as the pre-ejacukat is concerned, this is further explained in the opinion:

https://www.gdziepolek.pl/opinie-i-pytania/57981/preejakulat-a-ryzyko-zajscia-w-ciaze

And if the mucus has escaped, is there no such chance?

To @Animus:

In this case, there is no risk of pregnancy.

The ejaculation did not occur because it was the beginning of intercourse, which was unsuccessful