Fox News correspondent Lucas Tomlinson talks about covering Russia's invasion of Ukraine from Lviv over the last several weeks.
, Benjamin Hall, Mike Tobin, Jonathan Hunt, and Greg Palkot. Before I caught up with him, as he was preparing to end more than a month’s worth of reporting in the country, his broadcast day would get going at 1 am local time, so that he could contribute to “Special Report with Bret Baier” stateside. The end of his broadcasts to Fox News audiences back home wouldn’t come until after sunrise.
There’s so much that’s extraordinary about this conflict, from the scale of fighting not seen on European soil since WWII to the degree to which this is playing out online. Separate from social media, that last part is thanks tolike Tomlinson, who grapple with how to help people perceive the totality of the geopolitical forces at work — and the chaos and death on the ground. From the missile strikes that have razed buildings in Kharkiv, to the plight of Ukranians huddled in subway tunnels.
“Yesterday, I saw a mother and her daughter crying their guts out after getting off the train in Lviv,” Tomlinson told me. “They looked lost. Their lives will never be the same. Vladimir Putin has changed the lives of millions here overnight.”
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