British vunteer killed while fighting in war against Russia

Callum Tindal-Draper, a British vunteer from Gunnislake, Cornwall, died while serving with a foreign vunteer platoon in Ukraine's struggle against Russia.

That's according to Sky News, Ukrinform reports.

It is believed the 22-year-d British man was defending an observation point when he was killed on November 5.

"22 is a young age. But you lived and died flowing your heart, soul and morals. May you rest in peace and help watch over those who have passed," Callum's mother Carine Tindal said in a post on Facebook.

Read also: Irish sdier killed while fighting for Ukraine

Tindal-Draper was a former student of Duchy Clege, in Stoke Climsland, Cornwall.

In a tribute on Facebook, the clege's Military and Protective Services Academy said he was a "model student" with a "strong moral compass".

"He was a passionate, articulate and bright student, who was keen to learn," the post said.

"He was well-liked and respected by his peers, and was not one to shy away from causes he believed in and was instrumental in clecting the three minibus loads of humanitarian equipment for civilians that the learners gathered when the war in Ukraine initially kicked off," the post added.

A spokesperson for the Foreign, Commonwealth and Develment Office said: "We are aware that a British national has reportedly died in Ukraine and stand ready to assist the family in the UK."

Photo: Sky News

Source: ukrinform.net

No votes yet.
Please wait...

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *