Why are Ukraine's military recruiters facing violence in their own country?
The News
A report from Ukraine's National Police Service reveals over 600 assaults on military recruitment officers. The report warns that the aggression is becoming increasingly threatening. This highlights domestic opposition to recruitment efforts in Ukraine.
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More than 600 assaults on recruitment officers have been recorded
The report warned that the aggression has become 'increasingly threatening'.
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The National Police Service recorded more than 600 assaults on recruitment officers to date.
BBC News- More than 600 assaults on recruitment officers have been recorded
- The National Police Service warns that aggression is 'increasingly threatening'
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Loaded language removedThe latest National Police Service report recorded more than 600 assaults on recruitment officers to date and warned that the incidents have become 'more frequent'.
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The National Police Service recorded more than 600 assaults on recruitment officers to date.
BBC NewsThe report warned that the aggression has become 'increasingly threatening'.
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