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Scottish man missing and feared dead in Ukraine

Scottish man missing and feared dead in Ukraine
BBC Scotland Monday 29 June 2026, 12:33 UTC 1 min read
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Stefan Sivers, 35, of Aberdeen, is reported to have been fighting against Russian forces in the Kharkiv region.

Stefan Sivers, 35, of Aberdeen, is reported to have been fighting against Russian forces in the Kharkiv region.
Scottish (ORG) Ukraine (LOCATION) Stefan Sivers (PERSON) Aberdeen (LOCATION) Russian (ORG) Kharkiv (ORG)
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