A British fighter captured by Russian forces in Ukraine appeared bloodied during an interview on Russian state TV. During the interview, Aslin seemed to speak under duress. Asline was forced to surrender when he was fighting with the Ukrainian forces in Mariupol. A British fighter who was captured by Russian forces while fighting on behalf of Ukraine appeared battered and bloodied during an interview with Russian state TV as he parroted Russian propaganda. His family is condemning his treatment in Russian custody. After fighting alongside the Ukrainian forces in Mariupol, Aslin was forced to surrender to the Russians. We tried our best to defend Mariupol, but we have no choice but to capitulate to the Russians. It has been a pleasure, everyone. I hope this war ends soon. —COSSACKGUNDI (@cossackgundi) April 15, 2022 The British fighter from Newark-on-Trent appeared on Russian state TV with a gash on his forehead as he repeated Russian propaganda. The Russian newspaper Izvestia quoted Aslin as saying that they should leave Mariupol after the first day. Izvestia claimed that Aslin urged Ukraine to recognize Russia's claim to the peninsula of Crimea. Izvestia described Aslin as a mercenary and during the interview, he referred to Ukrainian troops as criminals. According to The Guardian, Aslin had been coerced into making the statements as a victory lap for the Russians. The account posted a picture of Aslin from the interview and said it showed a better shot of the bashing they gave Aiden. Russian media are taking a victory lap. I'm happy for them to do that if it keeps my friend alive. A photo of Aslin was sent from the account and showed him in handcuffs. —COSSACKGUNDI (@cossackgundi) April 14, 2022 Nathan, Aslin's younger brother, told The Daily Mail that it was so shocking to see his brother in that state. What have the Russians done to him? He looks exhausted. 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