A British national has been killed in Ukraine and a second is missing, the UK Foreign Office has said.
A representative for the Foreign Office said it was supporting the groups of the two individuals.Alluding to the missing public the representative said it was “critically looking for additional data”.Subtleties of what the two British nationals were doing in Ukraine and how or when the individual passed on and the second went it been given to miss have not.The public authority asked British nationals to leave Ukraine in February and has told individuals not to make a trip to the country since Russia attacked.In the beginning of the conflict Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said she upheld people from the UK who should go to Ukraine to battle yet the public authority has since exhorted against this.Many previous British warriors have said they needed to go to Ukraine to battle or assist with compassionate endeavors, while others without a tactical foundation have made a trip to offer help to the Ukrainians.Two British men who were battling with Ukrainian powers have previously been caught by Russian soldiers.Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner, who had both lived in Ukraine starting around 2018, were kidnapped while shielding the south-eastern city of Mariupol recently.There is no sign that the most recent Foreign Office articulation connects with the two men.