The family of a former British Army soldier allegedly captured by Russian forces while fighting in the Ukrainian resistance have called on his captors to treat him as a prisoner of war in accordance with international rules. Footage on Russian television appeared to show Shaun Pinner, 48, in captivity, saying he was captured in Mariupol while fighting with the Ukrainian marines. The former Royal Anglian soldier, who appeared tired in the video, said he had been fighting in the besieged city for

The statement read: “ Shaun was a well-respected soldier within the British Army serving in the Royal Anglian Regiment for many years.... The Russians will treat us differently if we are captured because we are British.... The Telegraph reported Mr Aslin enlisted in the Ukrainian army in 2018 and that he had previously fought against the so-called Islamic State in Syria....

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