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Introduction. In the conditions of military realities in which our state is now, the issue of legal and social security of military personnel requires special attention. Considering their personal contribution and heroism in restoring the sovereignty of our state. This study was conducted precisely in the context of the assessment of state support for military personnel, which consists in providing decent social guarantees. The purpose of this paper is to study the peculiarities of legal and social protection of military personnel, in terms of individual components, as well as the analysis of normative legal acts of the state, which regulate the issue of social security of military personnel. Results. The paper carries out a general analysis of the state of social protection of military personnel and its regulatory and legal support. A separate assessment of the Law of Ukraine "On social and legal protection of military personnel and their family members" is given and it is established that this law determines the general vector of social protection of military personnel. It has been proven that modern rehabilitation programs include not only medical and physical rehabilitation, but also psychological rehabilitation. Separate compensatory payments, which are provided for by current legal documents, have been studied. A separate evaluation of the reasons for the appointment of one-time cash assistance is given. Conclusion. From the conducted research, it can be seen that the legislation of Ukraine regarding the social protection of military personnel is being improved and adapted to real needs with the beginning of a full-scale invasion. The state not only provides material support for servicemen, but also takes into account the mental needs of servicemen, which are reflected in the necessary psychological support. Social guarantees in the form of compensation payments are also an important part of social security for both servicemen and their family members in the event of the hero’s death.
Pershyna et al. (Thu,) studied this question.