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(27 Feb 2022) Former Ukrainian boxing champion Wladimir Klitschko said that the priority in negotiations between Russia and Ukraine should be that "Russian military boots must go away from our home".
Amid mounting tensions on Sunday, Ukraine announced that a delegation would meet with Russian officials for talks.
But the Kremlin's ultimate aims in Ukraine - and what steps might be enough to satisfy Moscow - remained unclear.
In an interview at Kyiv's town hall, the brother of the capital's Mayor said he was prepared to fight for his country if needed.
"I am Ukrainian, and I am a fighter", Klitschko said.
Describing his experience of life in Kyiv since Russia invaded Ukraine on Thursday, Klitschko said it was "weird" to hear explosions in the city.
"Every hour counts," he added, to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe.
On Sunday, the streets of Kyiv were eerily quiet after huge explosions lit up the morning sky and authorities reported blasts at one of the airports.
Only an occasional car appeared on a deserted main boulevard as a strict 39-hour curfew kept people off the streets.
Authorities warned that anyone venturing out with a pass would be considered a Russian saboteur.
Terrified residents instead hunkered down in homes, underground garages and subway stations in anticipation of a full-scale Russian assault.

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