Wladimir and Vitaly Klitschko in an emotional interview: People are dying, raped, and tortured

Vitali Klitschko is now chairman of Kiev, Ukraine's capital, a post he has held since 2014, while younger brother Wladimir joined the Kiev Territorial Protection Brigade when Russia launched their invasion, writes Periscopi.

You know the simplest thing you can do? Die for your country. More complicated? Live for your country,” said Wladimir.

This means fighting for life, protecting your people, protecting your country, defending yourself.

The “is so complicated that at some point you feel really bad.

Vitaly spoke about meetings with a child who did not know he was orphaned and added: “This war could affect everyone in Europe”.

The war in Ukraine is in its fifth month without end, and tens of thousands of victims are reported.

The water is in us Ukrainians who don't want to die, even though many have been killed, tortured and raped, and now are still putting their lives at risk,” Wladimir said.

But living for your country is more complicated and challenging and it's obviously something we don't want to do because Ukrainians are running to death.

So we stay strong, we stay alive and we fight for our choice not to live on our knees”, he said.