TRANSFORMATION OF THE POLITICAL SYSTEM OF UKRAINE THROUGH THE RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN WAR

Abstract

The article examines the influence of the russian-Ukrainian war, the introduction of martial law in Ukraine, on the transformation of its political system. An attempt is made to understand the problems that have arisen in the functioning of state and local self-government bodies, mass media, political and non-political institutions of society, and to analyze new political realities and processes. It is proved that the political system of Ukraine in the conditions of a full-scale invasion of the russian federation demonstrated institutional stability and efficiency. The need for further transformation of the political system of Ukraine in order to transition to a presidential form of government, to create stable, balanced and effective modern state institutions with a clearly defined sphere of competence and formalized political practices is emphasized. During martial law and Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine, the President is Commander-in-Chief and during wartime his role increases. Currently, the President of Ukraine controls security and defense and foreign policy. If, after the war, it becomes necessary to make changes to the Constitution regarding a change in the form of government, the articles prescribing the powers of the Verkhovna Rada, the President, and the Cabinet of Ministers will be changed. Prospects for further political changes in the country after the victory in the war are determined.