Wladimir Klitschko says the biggest difference between fighting in the ring and fighting on the frontlines is that 'war has no rules.'
over Ukraine, he noted that defensive weapons and humanitarian assistance are a priority for forces in Kyiv."We're going to take care of our sky, just deliver us defensive weapons," Klitschko said. "We need humanitarian help because [the] economy during the war is shut down. There are no taxes filling up the budgets.
""Those consequences are not just going to be terrifying for Ukrainians in Ukraine and other countries, but also for Russia, inside of Russia," Klitschko said. "My mom is Russian, my dad is Ukrainian, and I think there's many families like that in Ukraine as well.""Stop doing business with Russia. Isolate Russia economically," he pleaded.
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