STUDENOK, Ukraine (Reuters) – A farmer living close to the frontline of war in Ukraine’s east has converted his old cellar into a bomb shelter with only his last jar of pickles to eat, saying he feels more comfortable there than in his house. Just 400 of the 1,200 pre-war inhabitants are hanging on in the village of Studenok in the Kharkiv region two months after Russia invaded Ukraine, and Artem Bogryap is one of them, saying he knows nowhere else to go. “I am not leaving here, this is my land. My relatives are buried here. So I’m staying in place,” he told Reuters on Tuesday during a welcome…