OVDP (Bonds of domestic state loans of Ukraine) are government debt securities issued by the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine. The Ministry of Finance uses OVDP to attract additional monetary resources for budget needs. The nominal value of the OVDP is UAH 1,000, it can also be determined in foreign currency.

At the state level, there is still no regulation of the provision of monetary assistance or compensation in connection with the wounding or death of a civilian as a result of military operations, but local self-government bodies are responding and implementing the allocation of funds from the budget of territorial communities to provide such assistance.

In order to receive financial assistance in case of injury or death of a civilian as a result of military actions, first of all, it is necessary to make sure that such assistance is currently being paid in the given territorial community. This can be done by checking the official website of the city/village council or by contacting your local social security office.

If the benefit is paid, it is necessary to contact the social protection body with an application and the following documents:

1. passport;

2. individual tax number (TIN);

3. bank account details in IBAN format;

4. IDP certificate (in case of registration of the affected applicant as an IDP);

5. a medical certificate indicating the cause-and-effect relationship of the injury and the severity of the injury (in the case of injury or injury to a civilian);

6. a medical certificate of death indicating the cause of death (in the case of the death of a civilian);

7. death certificate (in the case of the death of a civilian);

8. a document confirming the family relationship (in case of injury of a child or death of a civilian);

The above list is informative and may actually differ in each community. We recommend that you check with your local self-government body.

The amount and procedure for providing financial assistance in connection with the injury or death of a civilian is approved by the decision of the relevant local self-government body. It can be found on the official website of the city/village council.

The basic rights of persons with disabilities remain unchanged even during martial law. People with disabilities have the right to:

1. Social and household and medical support (cash payments, free purchase of medicines, out-of-hours service);

2. Preferential travel (Persons with disabilities of group I and II, a child with disabilities and persons accompanying persons with disabilities of group I or a child with disabilities (no more than one person accompanying a person with disabilities of group I or a child with disabilities) have the right to free travel in passenger city transport (except for taxis).);

3. Benefits when paying for housing and communal services;

In the conditions of martial law, people with disabilities of the first group and children with disabilities are allowed to pass at the borders out of sequence. At checkpoints across the state border of Ukraine for road traffic, priority is given to the specified persons if they cross the border on foot or in a passenger car in which there are no other persons.

The legislation provides additional guarantees for persons with disabilities:

• for employees who have lost their ability to work due to an accident at work or an occupational disease, they keep their place of work/position and average salary for the entire period until the restoration of their ability to work;

• at the request of the employee or according to the requirements of his individual rehabilitation program, he can be set to work under the conditions of a part-time working day/week and preferential working conditions.

If the employee is unable to perform the previous work, the employer is obliged to organize his training, retraining and employment in accordance with the recommendations of the MSEK.

Podology is a medical science that includes the study, diagnosis and development of treatment methods for diseases of the feet, nails and skin of the feet. The direction is not narrow, as it combines surgery, dermatology, endocrinology and even orthopedics.

This can be done only if the person has already been issued a summons before, but he did not appear for it at the Military Commissariat. For example, a man does not show up for a summons earlier, then the Military Commissariat submits a special report to the National Police. On the basis of this, the police can detain and deliver a person to the Military Commissariat for drafting a resolution.

"Packing" a person after serving a summons even in a police car or bus is illegal. No one has the right to accompany a citizen to the Military Commissariat by force or in any other way. A person has to get there himself. If a person is detained and taken to the Military Commissariat, it is necessary to call the police and report such actions - that they were twisted, tied and brought to the TCC.

An agreman is a preliminary agreement of the government of one state to accept a certain person as the head of a diplomatic mission of another state. Agreman is defined by international law and established by the Vienna Convention on International Diplomatic Relations.

There is no such concept as "postponement of mobilization" in the legislation. There is a concept of "deferral from mobilization".

The list of persons who are not subject to conscription during mobilization:

• Employees booked by state bodies, enterprises, institutions, organizations

• Persons with disabilities

• Persons recognized as temporarily unfit for military service due to their health (up to 6 months)

• Individuals who raise a child independently

• Persons who raise a child with a disability or a seriously ill child who has not been diagnosed with a disability

• Persons who are engaged in constant care of a sick wife, child, parents (their own or one of the spouses)

• Persons who have an adult child with a disability of the 1st or 2nd group as dependents

• Persons who have dependent orphans or children deprived of parental care

• Persons with 3 or more dependent children

• Persons who have a spouse (husband) or parents (their own or one of their spouses) with the I or II disability group

• Guardians of persons with disabilities or incapacitated persons

• Persons who have a minor child, if one of the spouses is in military service

• Employees of the military administration and law enforcement agencies

• Students, graduate students, doctoral students studying full-time or dually

• Scientific and scientific-pedagogical workers who work at the main place of work at least 0.75 times the rate

• Persons whose close relatives died or went missing while participating in anti-terrorist operations (military servicemen, volunteers, etc.).

The Government of Ukraine is only preparing the relevant draft law on the military service for FOPs. What will be the amount of the military levy - it is not reported.

lex commùnis - common law.

lex contràctus - contractual law.