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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
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Laycie Beck

Aiden Aslin returns home after 'traumatic' experience as prisoner of war

A Nottinghamshire man has returned home to his family after "traumatic" months being held prisoner by Russian Forces. Aiden Aslin, of Balderton near Newark, returned home shortly before 2.30pm on Thursday, September 22.

The 28 year old arrived in Balderton with his brother Nathan, and two other individuals. His mum and grandma, Angela Wood and Pam Wells, had met him earlier that day at Heathrow Airport, and returned shortly before he did.

Aiden was released on Wednesday, September 21, along with nine other prisoners of war after Saudi Arabia had been mediating talks between Ukraine and Russia. Five of the prisoners were from the UK, including Aiden and Shaun Pinner.

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