If the Office of the Military Ombudsman has already begun to perform its functions before the official start of its work, does this mean that the decisions it made during this period will be considered legitimate?
If a commander or superior fails to comply with the Military Ombudsman's request to take action regarding a violation of a serviceman's rights, will this be considered a separate violation for which the commander's decision can be appealed?
I am a military serviceman, and I am interested in whether the Military Ombudsman can influence a commander if he does not follow his recommendations to protect my rights?
If a commander or superior fails to comply with the requirements of the Military Ombudsman to eliminate a violation of a serviceman's rights, will this be considered a violation of the law and what consequences will there be for him?
I would like to know what specific powers the Military Ombudsman appointed by the President of Ukraine will have, in particular regarding the protection of the rights of military personnel and the consideration of their complaints?
Do you believe that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky remains the country's legitimate leader, despite the fact that the presidential elections were postponed due to martial law?