I learned that air raid alerts can now be declared only for specific districts, and not for the entire region or city. But if the alert signal did not sound in my district, yet there is a real threat and something happens - who will be responsible then? Doesn't this new system carry certain risks for people's safety, and is it legally defined how to act in such a situation?
I am planning to enter university in 2026 and I am concerned about the possible two-day format of the National Multi-Subject Test. If the decision is made to hold the exam over two days, will it be possible to appeal it if, for example, an air raid warning is issued on the first day of the exam and participants are unable to continue testing?
Are we required in Ukraine to use sirens during air raids, just as they did in Lithuania?
Are parents obligated to ensure the timely arrival of their children to underground schools in the event of an air raid if regular schools are not functioning?
How can I appeal the authorities' actions regarding the introduction of a new air raid warning system if I believe it violates my rights?