English 反逆者 fighting in ウクライナ共和国 is '用意が出来ている to die' for Putin

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The English traitor fighting as a mercenary for Russia is 'willing to die' for Putin's forces and believes he is 'doing the Lord's work' by fighting the illegal war in Ukraine, it has emerged. Aiden Minnis (pictured), 37, joined the Russian army in January and, despite being disowned by his family and friends in the UK, continues to brag about his life on the frontline, which allegedly involves 'laying landmines and explosives' that kill Ukrainian soldiers.

The English 反逆者 fighting as a mercenary for Russia is 'willing to die' for Putin's 軍隊s and believes he is 'doing the Lord's work' by fighting the 違法な war in ウクライナ共和国, it has 現れるd. Aiden Minnis (pictured), 37, joined the ロシアの army in January and, にもかかわらず 存在 disowned by his family and friends in the UK, continues to brag about his life on the frontline, which 恐らく 伴う/関わるs 'laying landmines and 爆発性のs' that kil l Ukrainian 兵士s.

The Wiltshire native has now claimed that his proudest moment since enlisting was 'swearing an oath to Russia and standing with my unit as the national anthem played', The Mirror reported. Minnis, a former member of the far-right National Front with a conviction for a racist attack, said he plans to live but is 'prepared to die for the cause if necessary'. He also has no plans to return to Britain after he completing his service in Putin's army, noting he 'would be arrested on return'. He says he is currently in the process of obtaining Russian citizenship.

The Wiltshire native has now (人命などを)奪う,主張するd that his proudest moment since enlisting was '断言するing an 誓い to Russia and standing with my 部隊 as the 国家の 国家 played', The Mirror 報告(する)/憶測d. Minnis, a former member of the far-権利 国家の 前線 with a c onviction for a 人種差別主義者 attack, said he 計画(する)s to live but is '用意が出来ている to die for the 原因(となる) if necessary'. He also has no 計画(する)s to return to Britain after he 完全にするing his service in Putin's army, 公式文書,認めるing he 'would be 逮捕(する)d on return'. He says he is 現在/一般に in the 過程 of 得るing ロシアの 市民権.

Minnis and his fellow mercenary Ben Stimson (Pictured), 48, have been branded traitors by a former British Army commander for fighting alongside Putin's regular troops. Minnis, in a social media post, described himself as a 'sapper' - or combat engineer - in the Russian army and praised Putin. He also self-identified as a 'Z Patriot' and shared photos in which he is dressed in army fatigues. The mercenary said his role in the army involves 'anything from technical work, to laying mines and explosives'.

Minnis and his fellow mercenary Ben Stimson (Pictur ed), 48, have been branded 反逆者s by a former British Army 指揮官 for fighting と一緒に Putin's 正規の/正選手 軍隊/機動隊s. Minnis, in a social マスコミ 地位,任命する, 述べるd himself as a 'sapper' - or 戦闘 engineer - in the ロシアの army and 賞賛するd Putin. He also self-identified as a 'Z 愛国者' and 株d photos in which he is dressed in army 疲労,(軍の)雑役s. The mercenary said his 役割 in the army 伴う/関わるs 'anything from technical work, to laying 地雷s and 爆発性のs'.

He thinks Putin is the 'greatest politician on earth and of the past century', he has claimed, and believes by fighting in his army that he is 'securing victory for Russia and by default the citizens of the rest of the world'. He also claimed that Ukraine is 'mass murdering' its own citizens and slammed the West for 'arming and funding the mass murder of ethnic Russians'. Although he doesn't speak any Russian, Minnis said his fellow soldiers are 'my brothers' and that 'I get on really well with them'. 'I trust them and I will die for them. They have proven themselves and helped me a lot,' he said, adding that despite the language barrier, 'we understand each other. A bit of pidgin English and pidginRussian and sign language. It gets done.'

He thinks Putin is the 'greatest 政治家,政治屋 on earth and of the past century', he has (人命などを)奪う,主張するd, and believes by fighting in his army that he is '安全な・保証するing victory for Russia and by default the 国民s of the 残り/休憩(する) of the world'. He also (人命などを)奪う,主張するd that ウクライナ共和国 is '集まり 殺人ing' its own 国民s and slammed the West for 'arming and 基金ing the 集まり 殺人 of 民族の ロシアのs'. Although he doesn't speak any ロシアの, Minnis said his fellow 兵士s are 'my brothers' and that 'I get on really 井戸/弁護士席 with them'. 'I 信用 them and I will die for them. They have proven themselves and helped me a lot,' he said, 追加するing that にもかかわらず the language 障壁, 'we understand each other. A bit of pidgin English and pidginRussian and 調印する language. It gets done.'

It comes as the 37-year-old has been disowned by his Wiltshire-based family. A family friend said his mother Tina, from Chippenham, was not even aware that Minnis was fighting on the front line. 'She has nothing to do with him, she has disowned him and they do not speak,' the friend told MailOnline yesterday. 'I don't think she will ever want to talk about him. She wants nothing to do with 
him and they have not spoken or had contact for years.' The friend added: 'I don't believe she was even aware he was away fighting. This is all news to her.'

It comes as the 37-year-old has been disowned by his Wiltshire-based family. A family friend said his mother Tina, from Chippenham, was not even aware that Minnis was fighting on the 前線 line. 'She has nothing to do with him, she has disowned him and they do not speak,' the friend told MailOnline yesterday. 'I don't think she will ever want to talk about him. She wants nothing to do with him and they have not spoken or had 接触する for years.' The friend 追加するd: 'I don't believe she was even aware he was away fighting. This is all news to her.'

Minnis and Stimson both face arrest if they ever return to the UK - which Minnis claims he has no intention of doing. 'I will stay here,' he 
said, according to the Mirror. 'I would be arrested on return for serving in the Russian army and in the Donbass. I'm in the process of obtaining a Russian passport as we speak. I will be a Russian citizen.' He acknowledged that by fighting in the Donbass he is a 'mercenary' and that being involved in combat would 'make me a war criminal in their eyes'.

Minnis and Stimson both 直面する 逮捕(する) if they ever return to the UK - which Minnis (人命などを)奪う,主張するs he has no 意向 of doing. 'I will stay here,' he said, によれば the Mirror. 'I would be 逮捕(する)d on return for serving in the ロシアの army and in the Donbass. I'm in the 過程 of 得るing a ロシアの パスポート as we speak. I will be a ロシアの 国民.' He 定評のある that by fighting in the Donbass he is a 'mercenary' and that 存在 伴う/関わるd in 戦闘 would 'make me a war 犯罪の in their 注目する,もくろむs'.

Minnis decided to join Putin's army in 2022 while he was homeless
 and living in Chippenham's Unity House hostel. He went to Russia in early 2023 to join a unit but said 'I didn't prepare myself correctly, so went home, and came out in December last year'. He revealed that on his initial journey he didn't pack properly, mentally prepare or 'take care of things back home properly'. 'I went into it blind,' he said of his initial attempt, but reiterated that the second time around he was prepared. He explained: 'I made sure I had a Russian phone, bank account. I didn't last time, so didn't sign the contract. I got a Russian visa and got a flight, but I had contacts there who arranged everything.'

Minnis decided to join Putin's army in 2022 while he was homeless and living in Chippenham's まとまり House 宿泊所. He went to Russia in 早期に 2023 to join a 部隊 but said 'I didn't 準備する myself 正確に, so went home, and (機の)カム out in December last year'. He 明らかにする/漏らすd that on his 初期の 旅行 he didn't pack 適切に, mentally 準備する or 'take care of things 支援する home 適切に'. 'I went into it blind,' he sa id of his 初期の 試みる/企てる, but 繰り返し言うd that the second time around he was 用意が出来ている. He explained: 'I made sure I had a ロシアの phone, bank account. I didn't last time, so didn't 調印する the 契約. I got a ロシアの ビザ and got a flight, but I had 接触するs there who arranged everything.'

He added that police tried to detain him under Section 7 of the Terrorism Act while he travelled to Russia but claims that although they knew what he was doing, they 'didn't have the evidence to arrest me for it'. Minnis had a long record of arrests for violence when he appeared before Swindon Crown Court in December 2008 where he was jailed for four years after launching an unprovoked racist attack on Darren McMillan. McMillan was smashed over the head with a bottle of port having had racist insults hurled at him as he attempted to walk away from the violent thug in the early hours of the morning.

He 追加するd that police tried to 拘留する him under Section 7 of the テロ行為 行為/法令/行動する while he travelled to Russia but (人命などを)奪う,主張するs that although they knew what he was doing, they 'didn't have the 証拠 to 逮捕(する) me for it'. Minnis had a long 記録,記録的な/記録する of 逮捕(する)s for 暴力/激しさ when he appeared before Swindon 栄冠を与える 法廷,裁判所 in December 2008 where he was 刑務所,拘置所d for four years after 開始する,打ち上げるing an unprovoked 人種差別主義者 attack on Darren McMillan. McMillan was 粉砕するd over the 長,率いる with a 瓶/封じ込める of port having had 人種差別主義者 侮辱s 投げつけるd at him as he 試みる/企てるd to walk away from the violent 凶漢 in the 早期に hours of the morning.

Prosecutor Claire Marlow told the court how the race attack left his victim needing nine staples in a head wound. She said he had been out in Chippenham and Bath and was walking home at 3am when he noticed two men walking towards him and heard them starting to shout racial abuse. 'At first he was not bothered but as they got closer he took out his mobile phone and started to call the police,' she said. 'He recalls being on the phone to the operator when he heard one say 'Yeah, you get help' and use more racial abuse. 'As he went along he felt himself being stuck to the back of the head by something hard. He fell to the ground still connected to the operator.'

検察官,検事 Claire Marlow told the 法廷,裁判所 how the race attack left his 犠牲者 needing nine 中心的要素s in a 長,率いる 負傷させる. She said he had been out in Chippenham and Bath and was walking home at 3am when he noticed two men walking に向かって him and heard them starting to shout racial 乱用. 'At first he was not bothered but as they got closer he took out his 動きやすい phone and started to call the police,' she said. 'He 解任するs 存在 on the phone to the 操作者 when he heard one say 'Yeah, you get help' and use more racial 乱用. 'As he went along he felt himself 存在 stuck to the 支援する of the 長,率いる by something hard. He fell to the ground still connected to the 操作者.'

A court report from 2008 revealed the man who was with Minnis called the police to tell them how he had seen him strike the victim with a bottle of port he had been drinking from. Two months after the assault Minnis robbed a man of his wallet and attempted to rob another, punching him in the face.?He was also arrested months later for assaulting a homeless man. Minnis pleaded guilty to
 robbery, attempted robbery, common assault and unlawful wounding and was jailed for four years and three months. The court heard he had a long history of offending, most of which involved violence, including a racially aggravated public order offence.

A 法廷,裁判所 報告(する)/憶測 from 2008 明らかにする/漏らすd the man who was with Minnis called the police to tell them how he had seen him strike the 犠牲者 with a 瓶/封じ込める of port he had been drinking from. Two months after the 強襲,強姦 Minnis robbed a man of his wallet and 試みる/企てるd to 略奪する another, punching him in the 直面する.?He was also 逮捕(する)d months later for 強襲,強姦ing a homeless man. Minnis pleaded 有罪の to 強盗, 試みる/企てるd 強盗, ありふれた 強襲,強姦 and unlawful 負傷させるing and was 刑務所,拘置所d for four years and three months. The 法廷,裁判所 heard he had a long history of 感情を害する/違反するing, most of which 伴う/関わるd 暴力/激しさ, 含むing a 人種上 悪化させるd public order offence.

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