"They really don't blow up": The UFC fighter told what they think abroad about the war in Ukraine (video)

The Ukrainian semi -weighter Igor Potary stated that foreigners often do not fully understand how terrible events are in Ukraine. According to him, people continue to live their lives. The Ukrainian martial fighter, which acts under the auspices of the UFC in a semi -weight weight category, WWFC Champion Igor Potary shared his thoughts on the perception of war abroad.

In an interview on the Radube MMA YouTube channel, he also commented on the decision of the Ukrainian fencing officer and Olympic champion Olga Harlan, who refused to shake his hand at the Russian World Cup in 2023, which was disqualified. According to him, foreigners often do not fully understand how scary events occur in Ukraine. "They really do not blow up what is happening, how many people are killed.

You know, people now live their lives, they have forgotten that they have been doing in Bucha that so many people are missing, who were horrible murder. Unfortunately, it's all forgot He goes. The Ukrainian semi -weighter has admitted that it is difficult for athletes to stay away, since the situation in Ukraine emotionally influences them, in particular psychologically.

He believes that Olga Harlan's decision is dictated by her deep awareness of events and the inability to perceive sports outside politics. "Harlan's act? We will remind, on September 16 the exfutball player of the National Team of Ukraine and Donetsk "Shakhtar" Anatoliy Tymoshchuk, who works as an assistant coach in the Russian "Zenit", passed his T -shirt for the auction in support of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.