Three servicemen in the Kyiv region sold fuel from their unit, causing losses of $23 thousand. They were reported on suspicion of large-scale embezzlement of diesel fuel. How can I qualify the actions of these individuals according to the law?
If a serviceman was denied discharge from military service based on a military medical commission's conclusion of limited fitness, can he appeal this decision in court?
What if he returned to service through the "Army+" application after the NSC, but did not pass the check at the VSP within 24 hours after the report was approved? I want to know whether the actions of a serviceman who returned to service after the NSC will be considered a violation of military service rules.
If a serviceman has health problems and cannot carry out a commander's order, will he be held liable for failure to comply with the order?
Do you think it is necessary to establish a special procedure for recognizing military personnel as missing during martial law, and will this change the lives of the families of missing military personnel?
I want to know whether the commander of a military unit is responsible for using subordinates to build his private house during the war, if he issued orders for them to perform combat missions in official documents?