I recently read a news story about five servicemen in Vinnytsia region who refused to return to duty after the SZCH. I wondered if they could really face up to 10 years in prison? What are the consequences of refusing to follow orders for servicemen?
I want to know whether the man who opened fire on two teenagers in Vinnytsia and was suspected of hooliganism will be held accountable for what he did? He faces up to 7 years in prison.
In Ivano-Frankivsk, two drunken guys attacked a National Guard serviceman. They were detained and criminal proceedings were initiated under Part 3 of Article 296 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. Can the injured serviceman additionally demand compensation for moral damage?
Do you think it is fair that judges are prohibited from imposing a more lenient sentence on military personnel for disobedience, and if so, why?
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?
...in the treatment of a stomach ulcer, refuses to take him to the hospital.
What is the punishment if I refuse to perform a combat mission?
I want to know whether all those involved in the murder of Andriy Parubiy will be held accountable if there is a Russian trace in it?
There was a shooting on Volodymyr Velyky Street in Lviv. What do Ukrainian laws say about responsibility for such actions? Will the perpetrator of the shooting be held criminally liable?
In Kovel, a man opened fire during a conflict and wounded a person. He was detained by patrol officers while he was running away from people. Will he be held responsible for hooliganism if it turns out that the weapon was unregistered?
I want to know whether all necessary measures will be taken to investigate and punish those responsible for the murder of Andriy Parubiy in Lviv? Will this murder be properly investigated and will those responsible be held accountable according to the law?