war-struck areas where civilians are also close to the firing line. pretty tough stuff to see kids hurt like that? it remains tough, yes. reporter: he said his team has been going back and forth on these kinds of medical transports for ten days. this group of some of putin s youngest victims safe. for now. and helded for more care. back at the main terminal, the trains keep chugging in and out and across the country, bringing ukrainians from the besiege d south and east to lviv where they can have the small luxury of a moment to cry. we were asked by the authorities there to not show you the orphans and to not show you the kids who were so grieve usually injured in the krematorsk attack, and we honored their wishes, but i have to tell you, having been there, that was
overseeing some complex injuries along the way. somebody actually had pneumothorax, which is air in between the lung and the chest. it was due to actually a penetrating trauma of a blast. reporter: these are the kinds of wounds normally one expects to see in soldiers, not in children. you expect to see that in war-struck areas where civilians are also close to the firing line. reporter: pretty tough stuff to see kids hurt like that? it always remains tough, yes. reporter: he said his team has been going back and forth on these kinds of medical transports for ten days. this group of some of putin s youngest victims safe. for now. and headed for more care. back at the main terminal, the trains keep chugging in and out and across the country, bringing ukrainians from the besieged south and east to lviv where they can have the small luxury of a moment to cry.