“Civilians, children, teenagers, tortured, dead. I can tell you those images are horrifying.”
“The simplest thing you can do — die for [your] country,” Wladimir Klitschko said. “You know what’s the most complicated? Live for your country. That means fight.”
Ukrainian boxing legends Wladimir Klitschko and Vitali Klitschko said they’ve seen the bodies of civilians on the streets.Piers Morgan is reporting and broadcasting from Ukraine all this week to shed light on the war.His brother, Vitali Klitschko, the mayor of Kyiv, described a tragic result of the war when he met a young boy who was crying for his parents shortly after Russia invaded Ukraine.
“One woman come to me and, not so loud, tell me, ‘sorry this child don’t know he’s alone,” he said. “His parents [had been] killed.”Rescuers remove debris following a Russian missile attack in Chuhuiv, Kharkiv region on July 25, 2022.Thinking the war won’t touch people outside the country is the “biggest mistake,” he said.Piers Morgan is reporting and broadcasting from Ukraine all this week to shed light on the devastation the country has experienced since Russia invaded five months ago.
Since Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, at least 5,237 Ukrainian civilians — including hundreds of children — have been killed and another 7,035 have been injured by Russian troops, according to the latest
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