Putin's Prisoner offers the firsthand account of Aiden Aslin, a British-born Ukrainian marine, who endured six months as a prisoner of war during the Russia-Ukraine conflict. From fighting on the frontlines in Mariupol to facing interrogation, torture, and a death sentence in Russian captivity, Aslin's memoir details his struggle for survival and his unwavering resolve to defend Ukraine.

Why You Should Read?

• Gain a direct, unfiltered perspective on the realities of being a POW in the Russia-Ukraine war.
• Understand the severe human rights abuses faced by Ukrainian prisoners and violations of international law.
• Witness a story of resilience, survival, and the fight for freedom against overwhelming odds.
• Learn about the personal toll of conflict from a frontline participant and survivor of captivity.