Ahead of his upcoming fight in Cairo on 23 May, world champion boxer Oleksandr Usyk has met with Ukrainian veterans now working on the country’s energy frontline, highlighting the resilience of those rebuilding Ukraine amid continued Russian attacks. under constant threat.The meeting brought together Usyk and a group of Ukrainian veterans who, after serving in the armed forces, have returned to civilian life as energy workers restoring electricity JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. World heavyweight boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk meets Ukrainian war veterans now working for energy company DTEK, ahead of his scheduled fight on May 23. (Photo courtesy of DTEK) As Russia continues to target critical energy infrastructure, these workers remain on the frontline, this time ensuring that homes, hospitals and cities have power. The veterans travelled to Cairo to support Usyk ahead of his fight, reflecting a relationship built over several years. Usyk has consistently supported Ukraine’s energy workers, including visiting DTEK thermal power plants and meeting crews carrying out restoration work across the country.
Undisputed heavyweight world champion Oleksandr Usyk addresses the world to honor Ukrainian heroes.Ukraine’s energy crews risk their lives daily to repair the power grid after russia’s terror attacks.Remember the heroes who keep the lights on. The fight for light continues! pic.twitter.com/VGsNGT3XiS— DTEK Group (@DTEK_Group) May 22, 2026
