'It feels like some nightmare ... We stay in the apartment and basically pray that we won’t get hit by a shell.' Life under siege: Inside Ukraine's southern cities facing the Russian assault:
a week ago, Irina Khabaluk has woken alongside her husband and their two young children feeling anxious about what fresh pain the day will bring.Days ofhave left locals like her terrified to leave their homes, feeling helpless while food supplies run low.
But Kolykhaev warned civilians in a Facebook post Wednesday to walk alone or in groups of two, observe strict night curfew and follow all orders in order to avoid trouble. She shared a graphic video with NBC News that she said was shot by one of her neighbors, apparently showing body parts next to her apartment building after a round of shelling — close to a playground where her children used to play. She also shared videos of a school nearby that was hit by shelling and a destroyed shopping center in her neighborhood.“To say it’s scary is to say nothing,” Khabaluk said. “It’s hard to even say these things out loud. It feels like some nightmare.
She said she is staying in her apartment, too afraid to go outside. She only has enough food to last her and Andrii a week or two, but she said her friends have reassured her that they will help with whatever they can.
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