Milan’s Georgian defender Kakha Kaladze admits he is concerned about the conflict between his native Georgia and Russia and he has blamed the escalating violence on politicians.
Clashes between the two nations broke out on Friday and the Rossoneri stopper believes his country is being attacked for no reason.
“I am scared and unhappy for the people that die because they have nothing to do with it,” Kaladze told La Gazzetta Dello Sport.
“I have plenty of friends in Russia but innocent people have nothing to do with war, it’s the politicians who are responsible.
“We have been attacked for no reason, Russia should make peace instead they make war everywhere in the world.
“I really hope it all stops. They don’t like us being with Nato or in Europe. I hope there is a solution so it all stops.”
Apart from thinking about the crisis affecting his nation, Kaladze will no doubt have his mind on Milan’s poor pre-season so far. The Rossoneri lost to Manchester City on Saturday afternoon thanks to a Valeri Bojinov strike as their woes continue.
“I am scared and unhappy for the people that die because they have nothing to do with it,” Kaladze told La Gazzetta Dello Sport.
“I have plenty of friends in Russia but innocent people have nothing to do with war, it’s the politicians who are responsible.
“We have been attacked for no reason, Russia should make peace instead they make war everywhere in the world.
“I really hope it all stops. They don’t like us being with Nato or in Europe. I hope there is a solution so it all stops.”
Apart from thinking about the crisis affecting his nation, Kaladze will no doubt have his mind on Milan’s poor pre-season so far. The Rossoneri lost to Manchester City on Saturday afternoon thanks to a Valeri Bojinov strike as their woes continue.
