Fought in "Azov" and was sentenced by "DPR" terrorists: British volunteer Chris Garrett died in battles near Izyum
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40-year-old Chris Garrett from Great Britain died in Kharkiv region. He was engaged in demining as part of the "Azov" unit, for which he was sentenced by the occupiers to 14 years.
Chris Garrett, a British volunteer who was involved in demining, has died in the war in Ukraine: he was 40 years old. This was reported by The Telegraph, UNN reports.
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According to the publication, Garrett died near the city of Izyum, Kharkiv region. Before the war, he took care of trees, and after the full-scale invasion, he went to Ukraine to help defuse mines and unexploded ordnance.
The Briton fought against the Russian occupiers as part of the Azov unit. For this, the so-called "DPR court" sentenced him to 14 years of imprisonment on trumped-up charges of "terrorism".
Garrett himself called it "a pathetic attempt to denigrate him by those who killed, raped and tortured thousands of civilians in Ukraine."
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