UK to do ‘whatever is necessary’ to free Brits imprisoned by pro-Russian forces

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A U.K. official assured the families of two British citizens sentenced to death by pro-Russian separatists for fighting Russian forces in Ukraine that she would “do whatever is necessary” to secure their release.

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