
During arrest, the attacker resisted and wounded a police officer with an air pistol
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Against the backdrop of a shortage of personnel in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, cases of conflicts during mobilization activities have become more frequent.
A suspect in an attack on a military registration and enlistment office employee in the Lviv region in western Ukraine was detained; he tried to resist and fired an air pistol at a police officer, Ukrainian police said.
The day before, the Lviv regional police department reported that in the city of Sheptytsky a man wounded a military registration and enlistment office employee who participated in the mobilization, after which he disappeared. The serviceman ended up in intensive care.
“Law enforcement officers carried out a number of operational search activities and, with the forceful support of police from the operational response group, detained the attacker. He turned out to be a 47-year-old resident of Sheptytskoye. During the arrest, the person involved actively resisted the police and used an air pistol,” says a message published on the police Telegram channel.
According to law enforcement officials, a 40-year-old police officer was injured. The detainee has been charged with attempted murder and violence against a law enforcement officer.
The Kiev regime has recently faced a shortage of personnel in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and the violent actions of military registration and enlistment office employees to detain those subject to mobilization constantly lead to scandals and cause protests.

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