I know a soldier who voluntarily left his unit during martial law but then returned. Will he be exempt from criminal liability under the new law?
If a serviceman voluntarily left a military unit and returned to service, will he be exempt from criminal liability provided that he did not receive written consent from his commander to continue his service?
If a serviceman left the unit without permission and then purchased fake medical documents to avoid liability, will he be held liable for both violations at the same time?
As a military member, can I be appointed as a guardian for my relative if I am not discharged from service?
My husband died during hostilities. He was a military serviceman. We were expecting a child at the time of his death. Is our child entitled to a lump sum benefit?
If a military member helps his son and other men evade mobilization by smuggling them across the border using his uniform and service ID, will he be held criminally liable for complicity in the crime?
If a person spreads information about a military serviceman on social networks that can be considered an insult to his honor and dignity, will he be held criminally liable under the new bill?
I am a military serviceman, and I am interested in how I can report on the performance of combat missions through the Army+ portal. I recently learned that the Cabinet of Ministers clarified the reporting obligations of commanders, but I did not understand whether this applies to me.
I recently learned about a case where a soldier was unable to carry out an order from his commander due to health reasons and was acquitted by a court. I wonder if a soldier can refuse to carry out an order at all if he considers it illegal or dangerous to his life or health?
Do you believe that a serviceman should be held accountable for failure to comply with an order if he reported the impossibility of compliance due to health conditions, but did not provide the relevant documents when receiving the order?