In his interview with The Sun, British national Aiden Aslin released from Russian captivity told how Russian captors treated him "worse than a dog" keeping him in solitary confinement for five months, repeatedly beating him, and forcing him to listen to Soviet songs in a tiny cell for 24 hours a day.
Russian occupiers “very cruelly tortured” Ukrainian PoWs – Ukraine’s Intelligence
In May, a sham "court" of the Russian-run "Donetsk people's republic" sentenced him to death and he was told he would be shot dead by a firing squad.
Aiden Aslin fought as a Ukrainian marine against Russia. Russian troops captured him in Mariupol in April. Aslin has returned to Great Britain after the recent POW exchange.
215 Ukrainian POWs freed from Russian captivity, including Azovstal defenders
On 21 September, Aiden Aslin was one of 10 international POWs among 215 Ukrainian prisoners exchanged from Russia.
Here's Aslin's first comment on Twitter after his release from Russian captivity:
A little update straight from the top: pic.twitter.com/uX2wjdd7WN
— COSSACKGUNDI (@cossackgundi) September 24, 2022
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