Vitali Klitschko has hit back at Vladimir Putin's claim that Russia are "only targeting military targets" in Ukraine, calling it "bulls***".
The former world heavyweight champion has been on the front lines as part of his role as the mayor of Kyiv, and has witnessed first hand the destruction in his city. Both he and his brother Wladimir, also a boxing legend, are helping to keep the city safe amid a number of attacks from Russian military.
Vitali himself is reported to have picked up arms against Russian soldiers, and slammed Putin again for his comments about only attacking military targets. When asked about it by Channel 7 reporter Chris Reason in front of another destroyed Kyiv building, Klitschko responded: "Bulls***! Sorry, where is the military target? This building is a military target?"
