
A British man who was held hostage by the Russians has revealed that he was treated worse than a dog in the 5 months he was held in isolation. Aiden Aslin is back in the UK, where he says he was stabbed after being asked "if he wanted a quick or a nice death".
He said he was slaughtered because of his tattoos. In an interview with The Sun, Aslin said that the prisoners had to sing the Russian national anthem every morning and that those who did not would be beaten.
His testimony continues with other chilling details, where he reveals that he had to share a room with 4 other people and that they had to sleep on a mattress infested with lice.
"We couldn't go to the toilet properly because we didn't have one. For three weeks I survived on only bread and water. We had to beg them to at least give us tap water. There was a window in the cell, but there was nothing to cover and save from the cold winter", Aslin confessed.