A sickening debate took place on Russian state television as panellists argued over how Brit fighters should be executed in a scene that was more akin to medieval times.
Even presenter Vladimir Solovyov, a Vladimir Putin mouthpiece who has his own show and regularly champions the current Russian regime, appeared shocked by the direction of the discussion and said it was "chaos" to be discussing how people should be executed in the 21st century.
British citizens Aiden Aslin, 28, and Shaun Pinner, 48, were captured in Ukraine after travelling to fight against the Russian invasion.
