Body of British aid worker captured by Russian-backed forces shows 'signs of unspeakable torture'
The body of a British aid worker who died while being detained by Russian-backed separatists in Ukraine shows signs of “possible unspeakable torture”
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The body of a British aid worker who died while being detained by Russian-backed separatists in Ukraine shows signs of “possible unspeakable torture”
Paul Urey, 45, was detained by pro-Russian separatists in April and charged with mercenarism.
Paul Urey, 45, was reported to have died in captivity in July.
A senior Ukrainian official says the body of British national Paul Urey, a humanitarian volunteer who died in the custody of Russia-backed separatists in Ukraine's Donetsk region in July, shows signs of torture and severe beatings.
Paul Urey, 45, was reported to have died in captivity in July.