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One of the English traitors fighting for Vladimir Putin's Russia in Ukraine is now trying to recruit other Britons after he was given a Russian passport.
Aiden Minnis, 37, from Chippenham, in Wiltshire, fled to take up arms for the Russian despot when the war broke out in 2022, alongside 48-year-old Ben Stimson from Oldham.
They fought alongside Kremlin forces in the Ukrainian regions of Donetsk and Donbas.
Minnis, a former member of the far-right National front, previously proudly declared he 'hates' the UK. He is now trying to lure others to come join him and has vowed 'there's no better glory than to fight for what is right'.
Minnis, who also has a conviction for a racist attack, bragged in a Facebook post that 'British men and women are contacting me wanting to join the Russian war effort', reported The Sunday Mirror.
Aiden Minnis, 37, from Chippenham, in Wiltshire, fled to take up arms for the Russian despot when the war broke out in 2022
He is now trying to lure others to come join him and has vowed 'there's no better glory than to fight for what is right' after being given a Russian passport
'If you want to join the Russian Federation Armed Forces, get at me,' he wrote.
Minnis even handed out some tips to some people on how to come join him saying it wasn't that hard to sign up.
When one person replied that they would 'sign up in a flash', the former drug addict replied: 'It's not that hard. Visa and plane ticket my friend.'
Minnis, who declared Putin is 'still the greatest politician on earth', travelled to Ukraine in January and calls himself a 'Z Patriot' and a 'sapper in the Russian army'.
He called Britain a 'fascist state' just weeks after Putin won a sham election in Russia where his opponents were either dead or imprisoned.
Back home, he has been disowned by his family who claim they 'want nothing to do with him.'
Last week, Minnis pledged his allegiance to Russia and its dictator, proudly showing off a video of his Russian passport.
'I have a Russian passport. I am now Russian,' he said.
'I am relieved because now I know I am safe, safe from prosecution in the UK, safe from false and bogus charges just because I want to come and fight for Russia and fight for a just cause and the people of Donbas.'
Minnis, a former member of the far-right National front, previously proudly declared he 'hates' the UK
'I have a Russian passport. I am now Russian': He bragged in a Facebook post that 'British men and women are contacting me wanting to join the Russian war effort'
