Klitschko told when he wanted to cry during the war


The mayor of Kyiv admitted that more than once tears welled up in his eyes.
In an interview with Dmitry Gordon, the mayor of Kyiv, Vitali Klitschko, told how difficult it is emotionally for him sometimes. He confessed that sometimes tears welled up in his eyes. he told me the first time he wanted to cry from what he saw and heard.
Klitschko recalled that it was most painful in the early days, when refugees from other cities and towns located around Kiev began to arrive at the Kyiv railway station.
Then he was touched by the story of a little boy who was looking for and calling his parents, but did not yet know that they were killed by Russian invaders.
Recall that the Ukrainian military completely liberated the territory of the Kiev region from Russian invaders. The Ukrainian Armed Forces returned Irpin, Bucha, Gostomel and other settlements under control. This was told by Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine Anna Malyar .
As you know, in Bucha, liberated from the invaders, Ukrainian law enforcement officers began a cleansing operation. Security forces and explosives experts will check every yard to find all the "surprises" that the Russian occupiers have left behind.
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