If I now buy a ticket for a train that goes through the territory that has been shelled, do I have the right to demand a refund from Ukrzaliznytsia for the ticket if the flight is canceled due to military aggression?
I have a question about the unified form of tickets for public transport. Will I be able to get a refund for a ticket if I purchased it by cashless payment but was unable to use the service due to a flight cancellation?
If a man's close relative died during measures to ensure national security and defense, does he have the right to cross the border during martial law if he has a deferment from conscription?
I am a civil servant and would like to travel abroad during the war. Is it possible to do this without a business trip if I have my own reasons for traveling? I have heard that during martial law there are certain restrictions on officials traveling outside Ukraine.
Does the legislation of Ukraine provide for special procedures for organizing children's recreation abroad during the war, in particular to countries with which there is no direct aviation security?
If a person wants to travel abroad during martial law, but is subject to military service, what are the possible consequences for them and for the person who helps them with this?
Men of military age often think about going abroad during a war. How can I do this without breaking the law if I am subject to military service?
... assistance if a serviceman has lost his ability to work or received a disability?
... assistance in case of death of a serviceman?
If a company is located in a war zone and is deemed critical, can it armor 100% of its military-duty employees?
If you purchased a ticket for an additional Ukrzaliznytsia train between Kyiv and Lviv or Kyiv and Vinnytsia, but for some reason you cannot use it, can you return it and get your money back?