Carnation - about the war with Russia: "It will not end quickly"

Alexandr Ormanji June 14, 2023, 10:26 a.m.

Former WBC World Light Heavyweight Champion Alexander Gvozdyk believes that the war with Russia will not end soon.

“What will happen after the war is hard to say. It seems to me that the war will not end as quickly as everyone predicts. And even if it ends, it will soon start again. It seems so to me. I would not like it to be so. In the United States, the attitude towards Ukraine has changed a lot. Now Ukraine is known all over the world. If you say that you are Ukrainian, then the attitude towards you changes. I am one of those who seem to have woken up on February 24."

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