Vitaly Klitschko said on Sunday morning that his country needs weapons and sanctions to fight Putin's invasion.
As he asked for support from Western nations during his interview, Klitschko noted that Ukrainians are still standing strong despite Russian troops advancing across the country.
"We are actually very motivated. We defend our city, our houses [and] our families. We defend our values and our future," he told Stephanopoulos. "We are very thankful for [the] support, but we have to make much more pressure and help Ukraine. We need to help. We still fight for our country," he said, adding that"unity between all democratic countries around Ukraine" is needed.that Ukrainians will fight for"every square" and"every street." His remarks came as Russian troops tried to continue its goal of seizing Kyiv.
"It's no secret it is a target for aggressors, the capital of Ukraine, Kyiv," he said during his Sunday interview."That's why they try to make circle around our city." Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said that his country needs weapons, sanctions, and pressure to fight Russia's invasion. Above, Klitschko reacts on a check-point on Kyiv outskirts on March 6.