Kyiv mayor calls out 'political dances' as Zelenskyy criticizes his efforts to help Ukrainians after Russian attacks threaten power and heat

After Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused the mayor of Kyiv of not being serious in his response to the Russian attacks, Vitali Klitschko responded on Telegram.

"Today, when everyone must work together, some political dances begin," wrote a Hall of Fame boxer. We are doing everything we can for the comfort of the people of the capital. Difficult conditions.

Since February, Russia's war onUkraine has continued. According to The Washington Post, Russia has suffered a number of losses and has only held a small percentage of Ukrainian territory.

Ukrainians are bracing for a harsh and deadly winter as Russian bombardment overwhelms the country's power grid.

In an address on Friday, Zelenskyy said that the needs of the people in the city were not being met.

Local authorities didn't perform well in all cities. Zelenskyy said that there are a lot of complaints in the city.

Please keep an eye on it. He said that Kyiv residents needed more protection. Quality work is expected from the mayor's office.

I don't want to enter into political battles in the current situation. It's crazy.

This is not good. "Not for Ukrainians or for our foreign partners," he said.

There have been tension between the two for a long time. According to NPR, Zelenskyy didn't get the support of the world's greatest boxer before he was elected. Zelenskyy tried to remove him from his position as mayor.