Boxing legend Klitschko ready to lead Ukraine in war after Russia invasion
Boxing legend, Vitali Klitschko revealed he will serve Ukraine in war after Russia’s invasion.
Russian president Vladimir Putin declared war on Ukraine with an overnight barrage of artillery, airstrikes and missiles before tanks rolled into the country before dawn.
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The tyrant declared a “special military operation” in Ukraine with a dawn raid after months of amassing his forces on the border and brazenly lying to the world about his plans to invade.
The world is waking up to what could be the most horrific crisis in Europe since World War II as Putin seeks to tear down the world order, according to The Sun report.
Ex-unified heavyweight world champion Wladimir, 45, revealed he had signed up as a reserve for the territorial forces, defending the city of Kyiv.
And his older brother Vitali, 50, the current Mayor of Kyiv, told how he will fight in the war.
He said on ITV News: “I don’t have another choice. I have to do that. I will be fighting.”
The legendary boxing brothers also called open the world to ‘support Ukraine’ in the face of Russian aggression.
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In a clip they shared on social media, Wladimir says: “I’m calling to all international partners to observe this strategy that is happening nowadays in Ukraine and this senseless war which is not going to have any winners, but losers.
“I just want to tell you we must stay united against this Russian aggression.
“Don’t let it continue happening in Ukraine, don’t let it happen in Europe and eventually in the world.
“United we are strong. Support Ukraine. Thank you.”