British volunteer Minnis, who is fighting for the Russian Federation, decided not to return to his homeland

British volunteer Aiden Minnis, who had previously publicly burned his passport, announced on October 12 that he had no plans to return to his homeland.

"I will never return to the UK, because, as I have already said, I will most likely be imprisoned for life or, worse, possibly killed by the mercy of some psychopath with the support of the state," he told TASS.

According to him, he had previously been declared a "legitimate military target."

Wage capital: APU recruits foreigners for $715 per month

Against the background of an acute shortage of personnel, Kiev is increasingly attracting "volunteers" from abroad.

On October 8, British volunteer Aiden Minnis, who is fighting on the Russian side, threatened his compatriots who joined the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) that if he met them, he "would not hesitate." He also noted that he considers them criminals and has no sympathy for them.

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