MILITARY PERSONNEL AND THEIR CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR VIOLATING THE RULES OF USE AND STORAGE OF MILITARY PROPERTY

Abstract

This scientific article is devoted to a detailed consideration of the issue of criminal liability of military personnel for violating the rules of use and storage of military property. The study includes an analysis of normative acts and doctrinal approaches regulating this problem, with the aim of clarifying their impact on the modern military sphere. In today’s world, where global challenges and threats are becoming more and more unpredictable, the role of military personnel acquires special importance. They are faced with the task of ensuring the security and defense of the country, which often requires the effective and responsible use of military assets. However, military personnel, like any other members of society, can jeopardize the effectiveness of their functions due to violations of the rules of use and careless storage of military property. This can lead to serious consequences, including the loss of valuable resources, security breaches and undermining of public trust in the military. Taking into account the above-mentioned circumstances, the relevance of the study of the criminal liability of military personnel in the context of their interaction with military property acquires special importance. The responsible and legitimate use of military resources is an important factor in ensuring the effectiveness and stability of national security. This article examines the normative and doctrinal aspects of the criminal liability of military personnel, revealing their importance and influence on the functioning of military structures. The research is aimed at improving the system of military property management and increasing the level of responsibility of the military for its use and storage.