I don't quite understand how the norms of international law and the national legislation of Ukraine on the provision of military support relate. Does Ukrainian legislation provide for the possibility of providing military assistance from other states in the event of a threat of war?
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has allowed the return of compulsory military conscription for men and women in the event of the failure of the voluntary system. Should Ukraine consider making similar changes to our legislation?
I am in a state of uncertainty regarding Ukraine's security guarantees following Pavlo Zalewski's statement that Poland will become a key logistics hub. Will there be any changes to Ukrainian legislation regarding security guarantees and how might this affect our international treaties?
If Ukraine receives additional long-range weapons from the US and uses them to strike Russia's energy infrastructure, will this be considered a violation of international law on my part as a citizen of Ukraine?
I wonder if there will be any changes to Ukrainian legislation regarding security guarantees after Andriy Yermak and Rustem Umerov's meeting with the Trump team?
I am wondering whether supplying weapons to Ukraine could be considered a violation of international law if these weapons are used to defend against an aggressor. I am concerned about this situation because I want to understand what consequences this could have for Ukraine and its allies.