Three British men among foreigners to be tried by Russia for fighting with Ukraine
Three Britons, a Swede and a Croatian, released in 2022 in prisoner swap, will likely face trial in absentia on terrorism-linked claims
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Three Britons, a Swede and a Croatian, released in 2022 in prisoner swap, will likely face trial in absentia on terrorism-linked claims
Russia announced Wednesday that a court in the southern city of Rostov-on-Don will try five foreign men, including three British nationals, accused of
Belgorod governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said that the territory was targeted overnight by numerous drones.
Russia threatened Kyiv on Wednesday it would respond 'extremely' harshly to all future incursions, after Moscow deployed jets and artillery to fight off an armed group that crossed over from Ukraine.
John Harding (pictured), Cambridgeshire aid worker Dylan Healy and military volunteer Andrew Hill were captured in Mariupol last year.