Former boxing world champion - Klitschko: Free world must be better prepared for war
Former world boxing champion Wladimir Klitschko (47) believes that the "free world" must be better prepared for wars. "Because evil always comes back. And then we have to be able to fight it," he told the Augsburger Allgemeine newspaper (Wednesday edition).
His country is facing a difficult winter. "Overall, it will be even more complicated to recapture the occupied territories," said the native Ukrainian. "It's currently like a boxing match. We're past the halfway point. But there are still many rounds ahead of us. I believe that the war will last even longer than we all expect."
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Wladimir Klitschko, the former boxing world champion, expressed concerns about the free world being better prepared for potential conflicts, citing that evil often resurfaces and needs to be confronted. Originating from Ukraine, Klitschko acknowledged the challenges his country is facing, describing the situation as a prolonged boxing match with many rounds yet to be fought. In Germany, people are following various news stories, such as one about a clan member being punished, a traffic lawyer warning against speaking to the police, and a potential murder conviction after 37 years. Although Klitschko's discussions primarily focused on global and national security issues, it is worth noting that he resides in Bavaria, Germany, and has connections with Russia beyond his boxing career.
Source: www.stern.de
