By Alicja Ptak and Kuba Stezycki WARSAW (Reuters) – A Polish firearms training company said it has seen increased interest in learning to shoot since the start of the war in Ukraine, with many people booking shooting lessons for the first time in their lives. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has unleashed a wave of anxiety in Central Europe and some people in NATO-member Poland, Ukraine’s Western neighbour, have enquired about joining the military and learning to use weapons. “Since the start of the war in Ukraine, interest has increased four or fivefold,” said Piotr Mioduchowski, co-owner of PM S…