BOXING brothers Vitali Klitschko and Wladimir Klitschko revealed their "kill count" to claim that they are willing to die for Ukraine.
Two former heavyweight champions are currently fighting Russian invasion in Ukraine's capital Kyiv, where Vitali is mayor.
Vitali Klitschko and Wladimir Klitschko stated that they are ready to die for Ukraine
According to reports, Ukrainian forces are looking for separate Russian groups in the capital. The iconic brothers are also participating in the fight.
Vitali, 50, said to Sky News that he and Wladimir (45) "killed some persons, I guess six last night".
The elder brother affirmed that they were ready to die for their home and did not fear Russian forces while speaking to CNN.
He stated that he was not concerned about how strong the Russian army was, but that he was ready to fight.
"And we are ready to die for the home country and our families, because it is our home.
"It's our destiny and someone wants to take our future from our home."
Recently, the ring legends sent out a video message asking that the international community stand united against "Russian aggression."
Wladimir stated: "I'm calling on all international partners to observe the tragedy that is occurring now in Ukraine and to stop this senseless war, which will not have any losers or winners."
"I just wanted to say that we must remain united against this aggression, the Russian aggression.
"Don't allow it to continue in Ukraine. Don't let this happen in Europe or the rest of the world. We are stronger when we all work together. Thank you for supporting Ukraine.
Recent reports claimed that the Klitschko brothers were included on a Russian "killlist" of senior Ukrainians.
Oleksandr Usyk, a fellow Ukrainian heavyweight boxing champ, has also fought against Russia.
CNN reported that he did not know when he would be returning to the ring.
"My country and honor are more important than a championship belt to me."
