It is worth analyzing thoroughly the inclusion pointed with red arrow. It is not an artifact caused by projection of a vacuole seen elsewhere on the smear. Note that through this inclusion we can see the contours of another nucleus located under that which contains the whole. This is the essence of intranuclear inclusion: it is an invagination of nuclear membrane which punches in the nucleous. The nature of all other intranuclear holes in the image is doubtful, we can found holes which are with great probability pathognomic inclusions (e.g. two marked with green) while others are more likely are only projections (see nuclei marked with yellow).