Usyk dedicated a verse to a Ukrainian soldier who was shot by Russian occupiers

Alexandr Ormanji March 7, 2023, 3:45 a.m.

Yesterday, the network stirred up a video in which a Ukrainian prisoner of war was shot by Russian invaders for the words "Glory to Ukraine." Today is the world heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk wrote a poem dedicated to the Ukrainian Hero:

"GLORY TO UKRAINE - for such words, having taken the sack and you are mute, but the memory of you is eternal war, crushing you for Nenko's native enemy. Having shown your strength, the strength of the ZSU, so GLORY TO THE HEROES. AND YOU ARE IN PARADISE".

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