Dylan Healy: Last News

Russian troops has told of the torture he suffered at the hands of President Vladimir Putin's men. Dylan Healy, along with fellow Brit Paul Urey, was captured while on an aid mission in Ukraine.

A Manchester aid worker captured in Ukraine sent a message to his two daughters telling them 'I love you so much' before he tragically died - and it's now been delivered to them in person by a freed hostage he was held and tortured with, reports the Sunday Mirror.

Russia while fighting for Ukraine, told Vladimir Putin's torturers to "f*** off" after they sent sick videos of her son. Aiden, 28, along with Shaun Pinner, 48, John Harding, 59, Dylan Healy, 22, and Andrew Hill, 35, arrived in the UK on Thursday (September 22) following a prisoner swap brokered by ex-Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich.Russian forces captured Aiden, from Newark in Nottinghamshire, back in April when he was fighting as a Ukrainian Marine.

Russian soldiers, Shaun Pinner celebrated his homecoming with a McDonald's Egg McMuffin. Shaun, 48, was one of five Brits freed this week following a prisoner swap. He landed back in the UK at 6am on Thursday (September 22) with Aiden Aslin, 28, John Harding, 59, Dylan Healy, 22, and Andrew Hill, 35.British Army veteran Shaun was captured fighting for Ukraine during the Russian siege of Mariupol in April.

Five Brits who were captured by Russian-backed forces have been released and said they were welcomed onto a plane by ex-Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich.

Russian court.Andrew Hill, John Harding and Dylan Healy also face terrorism charges with their trial beginning next week. They are currently being held by pro-Russian separatists in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic.

Russian separatists and charged with 'mercenary activities' by the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic has died whilst in detention, Kremlin-backed media has reported.Paul Urey 'died on July 10,' Darya Morozova, a representative of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic, said on Telegram.Morozova said he died "due to illness and stress" and also mentioned that Mr Urey, who non-governmental organisations describe as a humanitarian volunteer, had diabetes.READ MORE: Child killed at fireworks display as rocket 'explodes in crowd'Separatist forces insist he was a 'professional' soldier, or a mercenary, a charge that can bring the death penalty in the region."Official representatives of the UK (including the Foreign Office, the embassy in the Russian Federation, and members of the British Parliament) were notified of the capture of Paul Urey."Also, at his request, the relevant information was transferred to foreign media.

Ukraine - including one who was helping a woman and two children flee shelling. Dylan Healy, 22, and Andrew Hill, 35, face trial in the so-called Donetsk People's Republic (DPR), a pro-Putin rogue state in eastern Ukraine recognised only by Russia and Syria.

Footage has emerged of a captured British aid worker appearing on Russian television in handcuffs.

Ukraine, according to a close friend. Dylan Healy, 22, was reportedly kidnapped by Russian forces on Monday (April 25) while travelling through a Russian checkpoint south of Zaporizhzhia in southern Ukraine. He had travelled to the nation to help victims of the war.

Russian troops as they were working to rescue a woman and two children trapped in in the Ukrainian city of Dniprorudne.The mum of one of the British volunteers, Paul Urey, has released a statement asking for help getting her son back home.Linda Urey wrote: "My family and I are extremely worried. "We know my son Paul and his friend who was humanitarian aid volunteer in Ukraine has been captured by the Russians.

Two British aid workers - one from Warrington - have been captured by Russian soldiers in Ukraine, it was reported today. The two men, both volunteer humanitarian workers, were said to have been taken by Vladimir Putin's forces while heading towards Dniprorudne in the Zaporizhzhia Oblast region of south-eastern Ukraine on Monday.