Does Ukrainian legislation provide for liability for non-fulfillment or improper fulfillment of obligations to supply weapons to Ukraine in the event of failure of international negotiations?
Recently, information emerged that Poland deported Ukrainians because of the OUN-UPA flag at a concert. I wonder if Ukrainian law provides for any liability for the use of such flags during public events?
The article states that in the Kirovohrad region, a group of officials seized land worth 4 million UAH. Is there criminal liability for such actions under Ukrainian law, and what are the possible consequences for those involved?
If international treaties are concluded in violation of Ukrainian legislation, can they be declared invalid in court?
Do you think that Trump's proposal for a territory exchange could be a basis for revising Ukrainian legislation regarding temporarily occupied territories?
Does Ukrainian legislation provide for the liability of military leadership for losses during hostilities as a result of incompetent decisions?
If a fighter pilot gets into turbulence and this results in harm to people or property, will he be liable under Ukrainian law?
The article tells about the meeting between Trump and Putin in Alaska and the assessment of the results of this meeting by expert Serhiy Grabsky. Does Ukrainian legislation provide for legal liability for persons who negotiate with representatives of an aggressor country without Ukraine's participation?
Do you consider the actions of the SBU during Operation "Web" to be legitimate from the point of view of Ukrainian legislation, in particular regarding the destruction of military facilities on the territory of the aggressor country?
If an official in Ukraine has assets that do not correspond to his official income, can he be held liable under Ukrainian law?