A British aid worker recently freed after being captured by Russian forces in Ukraine has spoken of the sadistic torture he endured at the hands of Vladimir Putin's troops.
Dylan Healy and Paul Urey were ambushed in April during an aid mission in Ukraine, ordered out of their cars and forced to kneel by the roadside.
A soldier carried out a mock execution as he fired a shot between them before taking them to prison where Dylan, who was freed on September 21 with four other Brits, says he was beaten with batons, tortured with electric prongs and waterboarded as his captors tried to extract a confession.
