Vitali Klitschko, a BOXING legend, said that he will serve Ukraine in war following Russia's invasion.
Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, declared war on Ukraine by unleashing an overnight barrage artillery and airstrikes against the country. Before dawn, tanks were rolled into the country.
Vitali Klitschko said that he will serve Ukraine in war following Russia's invasion
After months of building his army on the border and lying to the world about plans to invade, the tyrant declared a special military operation in Ukraine.
As Putin attempts to destroy the world order, the world is beginning to wake up to the possibility of the worst crisis in Europe since World War II.
Wladimir (45), an ex-unified heavyweight champion, said he signed up to be a reserve for territorial forces in defense of Kyiv.
Vitali, his brother, was 50 and is the current Mayor in Kyiv. Vitali said he would fight in the war.
On ITV News, he said: "I don’t have any other choice. That is what I must do. I will fight."
In the face of Russian aggression, the legendary boxing brothers called on the entire world to support Ukraine.
Wladimir said in a video they shared on social networking: "I'm calling all international partners to observe the strategy that is occurring today in Ukraine and this senseless conflict which is not going have any winners but losers.
"I just want you to know that we must remain united against Russian aggression.
"Don't allow it to continue in Ukraine. Don't let this happen in Europe or the rest of the world.
"United, we are strong. Help Ukraine. We are grateful.
