As Ukraine marks one month to the day since the Russian invasion began, the western city of Lviv has settled into a new rhythm of living in a country under attack. Residents of the 13th century city -- famed for coffee, chess and culture -- now deftly steer their daily routines around the strictures of wartime, including volunteering to help make camouflage and diverting themselves through strolls in the Ivan Franko park. "People got used to this rhythm of life and adapted," says 70-year-old resident Mykhaylo. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES