During the war in Iraq, the number of deserters in the UK army was tripled
After the start of the military operation in Iraq, the number of deserters in the British Armed Forces tripled, reports The Daily Telegraph . Since 2003, the number of deserters has exceeded 900 people, and it continues to grow. Referring to the data of the Ministry of Defense, the newspaper notes that in 2002 there were 118 deserters, and in 2005 -377, and yet 189 of them have not returned to the service. The Ministry does not report the causes of the disappearance of these people.