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Vitali And Wladimir Klitschko's FULL Interview With Piers Morgan
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July 26, 2022
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40:44Now PlayingFormer boxing brothers Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko joins Piers Morgan Uncensored for an exclusive interview live from Kyiv, Ukraine to discuss the Russian invasion of their nation led by Vladimir Putin.
Wladimir starts off the interview by thanking Piers Morgan for risking his life and coming to Ukraine to show the damage that is being caused by the war, knowing that this may be Piers’ last trip. Vitali tells Piers: "it's not war, it's genocide."
The Klitschko brothers then go on to discuss the impact of war on the Ukrainian people and say that the hardest thing is "not dying for your country, but living and fighting for it".
Wladimir finally goes on to draw parallels between the invasion of Ukraine by Russia and Nazi Germany, based off of the devastation to life and infrastructure. He adds that he thinks the war is happening because Russia needs the territory of Ukraine but not the Ukrainian people and that is why they're killing so many.
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