How to overwrite a repository in GitHub?

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I created a new GitHub repository, cloned it, and started working (as usual).
I made the first commit, then the second, the third... I pushed all the commits to GitHub.

Then I realized that I made mistakes in the project. And I need to go back to the first commit.
And two commits above - permanently delete.

I enter the command git reset --hard f0a303c. And now I'm back to the correct commit, and the above commits are gone.
A local repository with one commit is fine.

But the commits remain on GitHub. And now GitHub Desktop offers me Pull Origin - i.e. upload the commits I deleted locally.
And if you do Push, then writes the following.

Fetch doesn't do anything (?) - i.e. Nothing changes either remotely or locally.

How to overwrite a repository in GitHub?
Not necessarily through GitHub Desktop, you can also through Git Bash.