The scene in Lviv, Ukraine

This week, 60 Minutes reported on the effort to bring medical supplies to Ukraine. Producer Nicole Young and associate producer Kristin Steve explain what the situation is like on the ground.

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[greghicks]

I don't know how these journalists handle this emotionally. I would be constantly breaking down.

[michellewilliams]

Please Let the other lady get a word in

[ChiNguyen-etrp]

If the world felt in Ukraine that mean Taiwan is next not only we are fight with them we’re doing for the whole world may God bless Ukraine

[normagarrett]

I hope all you in UK are well may God be with you

[tessariles]

Please bring the heroes to seek and destroy the sources of the constant bombing.

[haomen]

The thing is in Mariupol the situation is really hard the humanitarian that wanted to enter get robbed by Russian liers they cant saved the people that stock there some are very lucky to get out of the city

[NixonMayHaveBeenOnToSomething]

These journalist seem very confused. They do know they're in a warzone right?

[zatoichi]

Are you going to run the hunter biden story now?

[mrwaterschoot]

a thought is the old adage early to bed early to rise will make a person healthy wealthy and wise.

when god gives you lemons learn to make lemonade or something sweet or do something good.

[tracieclarkson]

Please look at Patrick Lancasters and A Russian Opinion channels for the truth from Ukraine. PLEASE for the love of God switch off your TV.