Ukraine: Global leaders 'need more coordination' says Ellwood

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Linda Urey said Paul would message her “20 times a day” and FaceTime her but has since lost contact with him. UK non-profit organisation Presidium Network have said that Paul and Dylan Healey working as humanitarian aid volunteers were captured by Russian forces on Monday at a checkpoint south of the city of Zaporizhzhia in south-eastern Ukraine. 

They were not working for the Presidium Network, which helps to get aid into Kyiv.

Asked how she feels, Ms Urey told Sky News: “I feel like I want to die.

“I said please don’t go.

“He told me, ‘I can’t live with myself knowing people need my help to get to safety. I have to go’.”

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