Comparative analysis of criminal law enforcement of military security in Ukraine, Georgia and the Republic of Poland

It is indicated that, in the conditions of the developed civil world community, especially in the territory of modern Europe, recently the issue of criminal-legal provision of military security and various kinds of legally significant actions in the context of provision of military security have become an integral part of every person’s life. This definitely becomes especially relevant in the context of the unprovoked aggression of the Russian Federation against our country. The issue of criminal law enforcement of life activity is manifested in the scope of implementation of various military aspects in various spheres of safety of life activity of society. However, in the conditions of the Russian onslaught, the urgency is not just to improve the current legislative requirements, but also to fundamentally clarify the specific interpretations and definitions of the criminal law protection of the country’s military security, which were part of Moscow’s interests a long time ago - in the last century. The article highlights the peculiarities of the organization of criminal and legal provision of military security in Georgia and the Republic of Poland in the context of their comparison with Ukraine. The analysis of the Criminal Codes of Ukraine, Georgia and the Republic of Poland proved that the place of military criminal offenses in the system of criminal laws in these countries is different. Therefore, the criminal law norms regarding the provision of military security are contained in the legislation of all the listed countries, but they are fully and adequately codified in the best way only in the Republic of Poland. It has been established that the legislation of Ukraine regulates certain aspects of ensuring military security in our country under the conditions of the legal regime of martial law. Attention is drawn to the fact that domestic legal science needs a theoretical and legal understanding of the current state of legal relations in the military sphere, as well as a systematization of existing approaches to the conceptual and categorical apparatus of military criminal offenses.