EXCLUSIVE: 勇敢に立ち向かう grandfather, 42, says he has written his will as he becomes one of more than 60 Brits to cross 国境 into ウクライナ共和国 to join Lads' Army fighting against Putin's 軍隊s

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More than 60 Brits are thought to have crossed into war-torn ウクライナ共和国 to fight 侵略するing ロシアの 軍隊s.

ポーランドの（人） 国境 guard 公式の／役人s at the frontier point of Medyka told MailOnline that several UK 国家のs in '軍の 疲労，（軍の）雑役s' had gone through パスポート 支配（する）／統制する in the last few days.

Earlier this week, it 現れるd that former British Army and Special 軍隊s 退役軍人s had been の中で those who had answered a 'call to 武器' from Ukrainian 大統領，／社長 Volodymr Zelensky to join the fight.

Construction company owner Neil Broome, 42, was carrying two bergens, one of which had a helmet and 団体／死体 armour

On Sa turday, MailOnline met a group of four Brits who had flown into Poland and were 長，率いるing across after 飛行機で行くing into nearby Krakow on easyJet flights from Stansted and Edinburgh.

の中で them was grandfather-of-two Neil Broome, 42, who is 初めは from Northern Ireland but moved to Scotland after 13 years with the British Army.

Construction company owner Neil was carrying two bergens, one of which had a helmet and 団体／死体 armour.

Neil said: 'There must have been around 30 Brits at the hotel where we stayed after I flew into Krakow from Edinburgh and they were all talking about going over to fight.

'I've got three grown up kids and two grandkids of two and three [years old] so I would like to get 支援する in one piece to see them.

'I've left the boys 支援する home running the 商売／仕事.

'I'm 用意が出来ている to fight because what's going on is wrong.

'Like I said, I've got kids and grandkids and to see those 少しの children 苦しむing just gets to you.

'I'm 用意が出来ている to stay three weeks but then I need to get 支援する and run my 商売／仕事.'

As he went through パスポート 支配（する）／統制する Neil joked: 'I know it might be a one way ticket so that's why I sorted my will out before I left.'

A man who gave his 指名する only as Paul, 55, from the south coast said: 'I'm ex-Army and want to help, simple as that. I can't tell you who I served with mate, but I did more than 15 years.'

Charlie Banton, 26, from Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, who 認める he had no 軍の experience said: 'I saw what was happening on the TV, to all those poor women and kids and decided to do something about it.

'I just couldn't watch helpless as Vladimir Putin's 凶漢s just indiscriminately killed these people so I jumped on a 計画（する）.

'I understand the dangers and I know I may have to use a gun, I don't know how to but I'm sure the Ukrainians will teach me.

'My mum and dad know I'm here, they are worried about me but at the same time they are proud of me for doing what I'm doing.

'I lost my son to cot death about five years ago and I've had other 問題／発行するs but this will give me a chance to do some good with my life.

'I met some other guys on the 計画（する） who are doing the same thing and we were told by the Ukrainian 大使館 in London to just let the 国境 guards know when we get over the they will take care of everything.

More than sixty Brits are thought to have crossed into war-torn ウクライナ共和国 to fight 侵略するing ロシアの 軍隊s

'It is foolhardy, dangerous and risky but I'm grown up and I know what I'm doing.'

Another man, who would only give his 指名する as Joe, 25, and who said he was from south-east England, said: 'I got out of the British Army six months ago.

'I did six and half years but I'm not 用意が出来ている to say with which 部隊 and 港／避難所't really done anything since then, so I 手配中の，お尋ね者 to see how I could ウクライナ共和国.

'Having served in the 軍隊s I know the 危険s.

'Am I 用意が出来ている to die? 井戸／弁護士席, we will see what happens but everyone thinks they are Superman but you never know.

'I will just do what I can to help because the Ukrainians are 存在 爆弾d by that a*****e Putin.

'I've struggled since I left the Army so this gives me a chance to put into use what I've learnt.

'My family know I'm out here and of course they aren't very keen but I just told them I was going to help at the 国境, I didn't tell them I was going over.'

Another of the group, who gave his 指名する only as Paul, 55, from the south coast, and also said he was ex-軍の, said: 'I （機の）カム out Friday from England and met thes e guys in the hotel in Poland.

指揮官 Mamuka Mamulashvili, of the Georgian 国家の League, which was formed to fight Russia after the 2008 侵略 of Georgia is also 戦う／戦いing Putin's army in ウクライナ共和国

I'm ex-Army and want to help, simple as that. I can't tell you who I served with mate, but I did more than 15 years.

'I've seen 活動／戦闘 in the past so I know what I am getting myself into.

I'm a little bit on the older 味方する now so would prefer to do something more 人道的な but if they need 軍の 職員／兵員 I'm willing to get stuck in and fight if I have to.'

指揮官 Mamuka Mamulashvili, of the Georgian 国家の League, which was formed to fight Russia after the 2008 侵略 of Georgia is also 戦う／戦いing Putin's army in ウクライナ共和国.

Mamuka told MailOnline: 'I'm 推定する／予想するing several British volunteers this 週末. Some of them are old comrades and others are new.

'It's going to be very 堅い and 激しい and now it is the 非軍事のs who are 支払う／賃金ing the price but we will 持つ／拘留する on to the end and for victory.'