Body of captured British aid worker shows signs of 'unspeakable torture', says Ukraine
Paul Urey, 45, reportedly died in July while being held by Russian-backed separatists ‘while undertaking humanitarian work’
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Paul Urey, 45, reportedly died in July while being held by Russian-backed separatists ‘while undertaking humanitarian work’
An explosion rocked the headquarters of a pro-Russia movement in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Melitopol amid reports of attacks against officials appointed by Moscow in the southeast of the country.
One of the Britons, John Harding, could be sentenced to death by the Russian-backed court, state media says.
LONDON (AP) — A British aid worker detained by pro-Russia separatists in Ukraine has died in captivity, a separatist official and a U.K. charity involved with his case said Friday. The British government summoned the Russian ambassador in London to demand an explanation.
MOSCOW: Paul Urey, a British man captured by pro-Russian forces in Ukraine, has died in detention, Moscow-backed separatists said on Friday. “He died on July 10,” Darya Morozova, a representative of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic, said on messaging app Telegram, adding that he had diabetes. Non-governmental organizations describe Urey as a humanitarian who