A citizen of Great Britain, 22-year-old Callum Tyndall-Draper, a fighter of the International Legion, died on 5 November while defending an observation post in Ukraine. Sky News said he graduated from a military college and previously worked in the National Health Service of Britain.
The Academy of Military and Security Services of the college noted that he was not indifferent to important issues and helped organize humanitarian support for Ukraine since the beginning of the war, in particular, he participated in the collection of three minibuses with humanitarian equipment for the civilian population.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Britain assured of readiness to provide support to his family.
Callum’s mother wrote on social media that his platoon called him a “hero” and “very brave”, expressing pride in his moral values and dedication: “You lived and died with heart, soul and morals. Rest in peace.”
Since the start of the full-scale invasion, at least eight British volunteers have been reported dead, including humanitarian volunteers Christopher Matthew Perry and Andrew Tobias Matthew Bagshaw, who died during an evacuation in eastern Ukraine.
The Anti-Imperial Block of Nations expresses its sincere condolences to the relatives of the deceased and his brothers.
Heroes don’t die! They will live forever in our memory.
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