WATCH: Fifa president Infantino fails to condemn Russian invasion of Ukraine
Johannesburg – World football body Fifa president Gianni Infantino on Thursday failed to condemn the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Former World Champ Boxer Klitschko, Chess Great Kasparov Speak Out On Russia-Ukraine Tension
A former world champion boxer and one of Ukraine's most celebrated sportspersons, Wladimir Klitschko is confident that his country will remain strong amid the military escalation with Russia that has caused global turmoil. The 45-year-old great, a former Olympic gold-medallist and someone who held the world heavyweight championship twice in the professional circuit, took to Twitter to send out a message of solidarity for his compatriots as Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the launch of a military operation in eastern Ukraine.
¿Por qué Rusia ataca a Ucrania? Los motivos de Putin para invadir el país
El conflicto entre Rusia y Ucrania ha entrado en un nuevo escenario, tras la orden del Kremlin de realizar una, con el objetivo de defender a las personas de «abusos y del genocidio» del Gobierno ucraniano.
Ukraine LIVE updates as Russian forces carry out 'horrific rocket strikes' on Kyiv overnight
Fresh strikes have hit Kyiv overnight, amid warnings Russian forces are closing in on the capital.
Ukrainian star dropped by government-backed Russian club supported by Vladimir Putin
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Alexei Mikhailichenko trapped in Ukraine nightmare as Rangers hero gives harrowing account of unfolding horror
Terrified Alexei Mikhailichenko admits football is the last thing on his mind after witnessing the first horrors of Vladimir Putin ’s vile invasion of his beloved Ukraine.
Boxer brothers Vitali, Wladimir Klitschko plan to fight for Ukraine following Russia's invasion
Former heavyweight boxing champion Vitali Klitschko says he will take up arms alongside his brother and fellow hall of famer Wladimir Klitschko to fight in what is a «bloody war» following Russia's invasion of their country Ukraine.
El propietario ruso del Chelsea, Roman Abramovich, no puede vivir en el Reino Unido
Llegó a Londres en 2003. El billonario Roman Abramovich compró el Chelsea, que pasó de ser un aspirante eterno, a conquistar todos los títulos posibles a nivel de clubes. Sus enlaces con Vladimir Putin, y la, le impedirán vivir en el Reino Unido o solicitar la ciudadanía británica.