Wife of British fighter captured by Russians slams 'absurd trial'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Combat experience: Fought 'many' tours including in northern Ireland, according to his family, who said he also served with United Nations missions in Bosnia.
47% : [of] Shaun Pinner to an exceptional measure of punishment, the death penalty.'
46% : She is reported to have moved to the UK to be with his family Aiden (circled) was serving with Ukraine's 36th Marine Brigade, but his communication with the outside world via social media became increasingly sporadic as his team was surrounded by Russian forces bombarding the city of Mariupol Judge Alexander Nikulin who presided over the sham court in Donetsk said: 'The aggregated penalty for the crimes [means] the sentence Aiden Aslin to an exceptional measure of punishment, the death penalty.
44% : In a sense, I hope so, because these men are under the death penalty, and the last thing you want is for that to be implemented. '
41% : There shouldn't have been a show trial and there certainly shouldn't have been a death penalty.'
38% : The judge did not mention another British detainee Andrew Hill, 35, a father of four from Plymouth, who surrendered separately to Vladimir Putin's forces, but who has also been warned about a death penalty.

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