In Odessa, a driver dragged a military enlistment officer on the car doors while attempting to escape. The officer was hospitalized with a concussion.
According to a report on the page of the Odessa Regional Military Commissariat in the social network Facebook, the incident occurred on December 5 in the Primorsky district of the city, where the military personnel was notifying the civilian population:
"In response to lawful demands to show military registration documents, the driver aggressively refused and then started the vehicle, dragging the serviceman along the doors of the vehicle for a considerable distance."
The regional military commissariat notes that the serviceman was transferred to a rear unit after being injured on the front lines. The center's leadership condemned the driver's behavior. "Individuals committing illegal acts against Ukrainian military personnel will be held accountable in accordance with Ukrainian law," the statement reads.
Conflicts with the Military Commissariat
It is worth noting that earlier, a representative of the Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights stated that the team had managed to "almost completely eradicate busification". This claim was refuted by his own leader, emphasizing that talk of "victory" is still premature.
People's Deputy Yegor Chernev reported that representatives of the Ministry of Defense have been repeatedly called to the committee on national security, defense, and intelligence due to cases of "busification."