The former UA center has been tweeting and retweeting about the war in his home country.
Bruce Pascoe Arizona Daily Star Over the past month, ex-Wildcat forward Kyryl Natyazhko has rebooted his Twitter timeline to offer another perspective into the war in his home country of Ukraine.Nothing else to add…Are you still moaning about gas prices?! pic.twitter.com/9R6X1weSqq
— Kyryl Natyazhko April 4, 2022Natyazhko, one of former coach Sean Miller's first UA recruits, played in 91 games for the Wildcats with nine starts between 2009-10 and 2011-12. He has since played for a number of professional clubs and the Ukrainian national team, and last played professionally in his hometown of Dnipro, in central Ukraine.
People are also reading… According to a March 29 NPR story, Dnipro has"has stood as an island of relative safety surrounded on three sides by fighting since Russia's invasion began in February" and has become a hub for humanitarian aid.Subscribe for just 23¢ per week Subscribe to stay connected to Tucson. A subscription helps you access more of the local stories that keep you connected to the community.
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