Man stabs territorial recruitment centre serviceman in the neck in Odesa and tries to run him over
In Odesa, a city in southern Ukraine, a driver stabbed a serviceman of the territorial recruitment centre in the neck during a document check and tried to hit him with a car. The attack was reported by the Odesa regional recruitment and social support centre.
A serviceman carrying out a document check on a driver was attacked in Odesa, a port city in southern Ukraine. The incident was reported by the Odesa regional territorial centre for recruitment and social support. This is a Ukrainian military body responsible for mobilisation and conscription records, and its staff check the documents of men in cities.
According to the centre, the driver stabbed the serviceman in the neck during the check. He then tried to run the serviceman over with his car.
The statement, as reported by the news outlet Ukrainska Pravda, does not say what condition the wounded serviceman is in, whether the attacker has been detained, or what led to the attack. No information about the attacker's identity was given.
Such incidents are linked to Ukraine's mobilisation system, which operates in a country where the war continues. Further details may be provided in later statements by the recruitment centre or law enforcement agencies.
