TRANSFORMATION OF THE MISSION OF UKRAINE AND THEIR KEY DIRECTIONS IN SHAPING THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE MODERN SYSTEM OF ENSURING EUROPEAN SECURITY

Abstract

This article is intended to formulate a list of key areas for the transformation of the mission of Ukraine in shaping the architecture of the modern system of ensuring European security. To the problems of this issue, their scientific searches related and fluent both government executives and scientists from other industry sciences. However, directly, they did not study this issue, which indicates its current actualization.

It was determined that to enter the European community without qualitative and significant changes in the domestic political and legal fields, Ukraine has very few chances to fully. Also, they are necessary in domestic legislation on the creation of effective anti-corruption mechanisms, the development of a radical security reform, military system and the like. Since this is a long process that requires significant investment and time, the study suggests that it is almost impossible to restore the state’s defense in a short time.

It should be understood that by participating in the work of international collective security organizations, military security and defense can be strengthened. Despite this, Ukraine began its course on European integration in the field of security and defense with the signing on 13 of June 2005 of the Agreement, which was ratified by the Law of Ukraine from 06 of March 2008 No. 137-VI, between the European Union and Ukraine on determining a common scheme for Ukraine’s participation in European Union operations crisis management.

As part of the study, it was revealed that the experience of our country is invaluable in applying the principles of hybrid warfare and in identifying and eliminating hybrid threats. In a broader sense, the availability of strategic communications could ensure the preservation of the unity of the country and the neutralization of attempts by an external aggressor to provoke mass protests, social uprisings and internal confrontations in the presence of a large number of internally displaced persons.

On the other hand, to the processes of formation of European security with the right of deliberative vote, (which is assumed by the Association Agreement) Ukraine could seek from Brussels to attract it. This would facilitate Ukraine’s integration into the EU political decision-making system, increase its responsibility for European security and become an important step towards the integration of our country into the European Union.