Scott Sibley

A BRITISH former serviceman who was reportedly killed while fighting in Ukraine has been hailed as showing 'Commando spirit until the end'.

She said: “That is something people can make their own decisions about. In a statement, the Foreign Office said: “We can confirm that a British national has been killed in Ukraine and we are supporting their family." Mr Sibley is thought to be the first British participant killed in the Ukraine war. The Government is “aware of a British national who is missing in Ukraine”, the Foreign Office detailed, and is “urgently seeking further information”. "To me he was a friend like no other and the bravest person I've had the pleasure to have known, he was as good as a brother to me. A BRITISH former serviceman who was reportedly killed while fighting in Ukraine has been hailed as showing "Commando spirit until the end".

A social media post dedicated to Scott says he showed "commando spirit until the end"

After three days in the house, the group were surrounded by a Ukrainian special forces team, who'd been informed by a local of their position. After 10 days of fighting, he is now back in the UK. He said: "Having seen this brutal conflict firsthand, I hope that a deal between Russia and Ukraine is reached sooner rather than later - for everyone's benefit." He took a flight to Rzesz in south Poland before crossing the border into Ukraine with other ex-military Brits he met at the airport. We are aware of a British national who is missing in Ukraine and are supporting their family. A FCDO spokesperson said: "We can confirm that a British national has been killed in Ukraine and are supporting their family. His life may have been cut short but he lived to the full and did things the Sibs way, right until the end."

Unconfirmed reports suggest he and another Brit who is missing had been fighting alongside Ukrainians against the Russian forces. The Foreign, Commonwealth and ...

We are aware of a British national who is missing in Ukraine and are supporting their family. A FCDO spokesperson said: "We can confirm that a British national has been killed in Ukraine and are supporting their family. A GoFundMe page, which has been set up Mr Sibley's memory and to help cover his funeral costs, said: "Sadly on the 23rd April 2022, Scott Sibley "Sibs" was taken from us all.

A British military veteran reportedly killed in Ukraine while fighting against Russian forces has been remembered as "the bravest person" and someone who " ...

A man that showed commando spirit until the end. RIP. Scott Sibley." "To me he was a friend like no other and the bravest person I've had the pleasure to have known, he was as good as a brother to me.

Matthew Robinson paid tribute to Mr Sibley, the first British national known to have been killed fighting invading Russia forces, saying he died with ...

It will unite us in blood to ensure the destruction of our enemy." "If anything it makes us more determined to ensure success of our mission here. "It's the same with myself.

Scott Sibley, 36, was a former member of the Commando Logistic Support Squadon, Royal Marines.

One former member of Commando Logistic Support Squadron, Royal Marines said it was “a pleasure” to have served alongside Mr. Sibley in the British army. It has been reported that Mr. Sibley was a foreign volunteer and was fatally injured while fighting near Mariupol or elsehwere in the Donbass area. Mr. Sibley’s former squadron Commando Logistic Support Squadron, Royal Marines said: “This week the Sqn [squadron] has lost a former serving soldier. A former member of the Commando Logistic Support Squadron, Royal Marines, Mr. Sibley served his country overseas including Afghanistan. A spokesperson for the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) said: “We can confirm that a British national has been killed in Ukraine and are supporting their family.” Scott Sibley is the first known British casualty in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine - it has been reported that Mr. Sibley was fighting for the Ukrainian army when he was killed.