Father of ‘ex-British soldier’ captured by Russia fears son will be tortured after fighting for Ukraine
The father of a “former British soldier” allegedly captured by Russian troops for fighting for Ukraine expressed fear that his son might be tortured in prison. James Scott Rhys Anderson, 22, was taken prisoner in the Kursk area of Russia, state news agency RIA reported, citing a security source.
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