Two more British citizens are facing the death penalty after being captured by Russian forces in a pro-Putin rogue state in eastern Ukraine.
Andrew Hill, 35, and Dylan Healy, 22, face trial in the so-called Donetsk People’s Republic
Hill has been identified as a father-of four from Plymouth and is reported to have previously served in the Lancaster regiment of the British army.
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