Russian defence ministry mentioned he had surrendered to Russian troops within the Mykolaiv area of Ukraine.

London:

Russia’s defence ministry on Friday launched a video exhibiting an injured British man captured in Ukraine being questioned by unidentified Russian forces.

The man, who mentioned his title was Andrew Hill and spoke with a British accent, was proven with a bandaged left arm, some kind of makeshift bandage round his head and blood on his proper arm.

“I don’t have a rank… I just know the foreign legion said I could help,” the person mentioned underneath questioning about his rank.

The Russian defence ministry mentioned he had surrendered to Russian troops within the Mykolaiv area of southwestern Ukraine. He was carrying a weapon, he mentioned.

Britain’s international ministry didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark.

The captured man instructed his Russian questioners that he was from Plymouth in southern England and had 4 kids and a accomplice. He mentioned he had travelled of his personal accord to assist Ukraine. Russian troopers took his passport, he mentioned.

When the person requested if he was protected, one of many Russians answered: “Yes you are safe absolutely.”

The Russians mentioned he would get medical take care of his accidents – which appeared to incorporate a bullet wound of some type.

Russia calls the invasion it launched on Feb. 24 a “special operation” to disarm Ukraine and defend it from fascists. Ukraine and the West say the fascist allegation is baseless and that the battle is an unprovoked act of aggression.

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