I am interested in whether the Czech experience in creating a special coordination group to protect against Russian drones could be useful for Ukraine in its own fight against similar threats. What are the possibilities for cooperation between Ukraine and the Czech Republic in this area?
How can I help Ukraine if a partner country fails to fulfill its obligations to provide military assistance?
Can the actions of Polish President Karol Nawrocki, who vetoed the law on assistance to Ukrainian refugees, be considered a basis for appealing to international organizations regarding human rights violations in Ukraine?
If the US decides to limit aid to Ukraine, will it act within the framework of international law, and what are the possible consequences for Ukraine?
Do you think that changing the mechanism for supplying weapons to Ukraine through NATO could affect the observance of human rights during war?
If Russian drones violate Ukrainian airspace, do I have the right to self-defense and are the military obliged to shoot down these drones? That is, what actions should the military take in the event of an airspace violation?
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that if Russia threatens to blackout Kyiv, then the Russians should know that in response there will be a blackout in Moscow. Does this mean that Ukraine may strike back at Russia's threat, and what legal consequences could this have?
If Russian drones attack Ukrainian territory, are the officials who make the decision to use these drones against Ukraine held responsible under Ukrainian law?
Ukraine and the USA have prepared an updated framework document on peace. What could be the legal consequences for Ukraine from signing this document?
Does Ukraine have the right to demand compensation from Poland for failure to fulfill obligations regarding Starlink financing, if such obligations were assumed by Poland?
If the US Congress has allocated $400 million in aid to Ukraine, does this mean that these funds will be used for specific purposes determined by the US, or will Ukraine have the opportunity to independently decide how to use them?
As I understand it, international law does not always work effectively if a country does not have influential allies or sufficient weapons to defend itself. Does this mean that Ukraine should develop its own weapons to protect its interests?
If a citizen of Ukraine permanently resides abroad and has real estate in Ukraine, can he be called up for military service during martial law?