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Police officials told the BBC that threats and violent confrontations aimed at military recruitment officers have grown more frequent across the country.[1]
Escalation of threats
The report notes that recruitment officers have faced verbal abuse, physical intimidation and, in some cases, outright assault while trying to enlist new soldiers.[1]
Impact on recruitment efforts
Officials say the hostile climate is deterring potential volunteers and complicating efforts to fill front‑line units.[1]
Official response
Police have urged the public to respect the recruitment process and warned that attacks on officers will be investigated and prosecuted.[1]
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