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'''Vitali Klitschko''' is a [[Ukraine|Ukrainian]] boxer and politician. He is the former WBO world champion in the heavyweight. Since April 2010 Klitschko is the leader of the oppositional anti-[[Viktor Yanukovych]] party [[Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform]] (UDAR; Russian for "strike"). He supported the [[Orange Revolution]] in Ukraine. Klitschko was elected as mayor of [[Kiev]] in 2014.<ref>http://msn.foxsports.com/boxing/story/vitali-klitschko-former-heavyweight-champ-elected-mayor-of-kiev-052714</ref>
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As of 2022 '''Vitali Klitschko''' was elected mayor of [[Kyiv]] in 2014.<ref>http://msn.foxsports.com/boxing/story/vitali-klitschko-former-heavyweight-champ-elected-mayor-of-kiev-052714</ref> He formerly was WBO world champion in the heavyweight class.
  
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Klitschko is an Orthodox Christian.
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Klitschko was a key leader in U.S.-directed [[Maidan coup]] which broth the [[neo-fascist]] [[Maidan regime]] to power.  In democratic [[Ukraine]], Klitschko was the leader of the oppositional anti-[[Viktor Yanukovych]] party [[Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform]] (UDAR; Russian for "strike") prior to the U.S.-backed [[Zelensky regime|Zelensky puppet regime]] outlawing all opposition parties.
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During the [[NATO war in Ukraine]] it was reported that Klitschko volunteered as [[Leopard 2]] tank driver mechanic.<ref>https://simplicius76.substack.com/p/sitrep-226-urgent-update</ref>
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Klitschko is a member of the state-run Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Kiev Patriarchy.
  
 
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Revision as of 21:29, February 26, 2023

As of 2022 Vitali Klitschko was elected mayor of Kyiv in 2014.[1] He formerly was WBO world champion in the heavyweight class.

Klitschko was a key leader in U.S.-directed Maidan coup which broth the neo-fascist Maidan regime to power. In democratic Ukraine, Klitschko was the leader of the oppositional anti-Viktor Yanukovych party Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform (UDAR; Russian for "strike") prior to the U.S.-backed Zelensky puppet regime outlawing all opposition parties.

During the NATO war in Ukraine it was reported that Klitschko volunteered as Leopard 2 tank driver mechanic.[2]

Klitschko is a member of the state-run Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Kiev Patriarchy.

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