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British mercenary Aiden Aslin, who was sentenced to death by the Supreme Court of the Donetsk People's Republic on June 9, said after the verdict he was counting on a fairer court decision. Skylin reports. Aslin spoke to reporters and noted that he hoped for a fairer punishment because he helped the investigation and voluntarily surrendered to the People's Militia DLR.
Aslin stressed that he wanted another the result of events, but “only God will judge.”
Recall that today the DPR Supreme Court sentenced British citizens Aiden Aslin and Sean Pinner, a Moroccan citizen of Saadoun Brahim, to death. They have been accused of terrorism, mercenaries and attempts to overthrow the government.