Fox News journalist Benjamin Hall shot in Kyiv blast posts about his distressing injuries

Benjamin Hall, 39, got seriously injured while covering the Russia-Ukraine War last month. He was hit by a blast in Kyiv while traveling in a car. Speaking about the incident for the first time, Hall has shared updates about his health and critical injuries on Twitter. He revealed that he lost half of his leg, the other foot, and lost sight in one eye.

In his post, Hall paid tribute to his colleagues, Pierre Zakrzewski,55, and Oleksandra 'Sasha' Kurshynova,24, who got killed in the attack. When the attack occurred, Hall, Pierre, and Sasha were traveling in the same car and their car got struck by a sudden fire.

He has shared his photo, which seems to be from the hospital. In the picture, Hall can be seen lying on the hospital bed with one eye covered, wounds covered with bandages, and medical wires surrounding him. In response to Hall's post, there were thousands of tweets filled with good wishes for the injured reporter.


Benjamin Hall was found injured in the war zone and immediately was taken to a hospital for treatment. Later, he was shifted to a hospital in Texas, where he underwent various surgeries.

Earlier, although there was minimal information from the ground situation, The Sun from Fox News stated about Hall's injury in the attack. While the team was trying to collect more information, they also mentioned that the safety of all their team members, reporting from the war zone, was the topmost priority.

Sean Hannity mentioned Hall's health updates on his show. He paid tribute to Pierre and Sasha. Hannity thanked Hall for his brave effort and wished him a speedy recovery.

Fox's website reports that Hall has interviewed Prime Ministers, Presidents, Foreign Ministers, ISIS prisoners, and US commanders. He has covered and reported on elections in various countries.