Shelled city in north Ukraine fears becoming ‘next Mariupol’

LVIV, Ukraine (AP) - Nights are spent clustering underground from Russian strikes beating their encompassed city into rubble. Light hours are dedicated to chasing down drinkable water and conquering the gamble of remaining in line for the little food accessible as shells and bombs downpour down.

In the second month of Russia's attack, this is the thing presently passes for life in Chernihiv, a blockaded city in northern Ukraine where demise is all over.

It isn't - yet - very as inseparable from abominable human enduring as the pummeled southern city of Mariupol. However, also barred and beat from a far distance by Russian soldiers, Chernihiv's excess occupants are panicked that each impact, bomb and body that lies uncollected on the roads captures them in similar grotesque snare of unescapable killings and annihilation.

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