ECONOMIC, LEGAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL PRINCIPLES OF PRESERVING STATE SOVEREIGNTY ON THE TERRITORY OF AN ISOLATED COMMUNITY DURING THE HYBRID PERIOD

The hybridity of the actions of the aggressor country (Russia), disregard for the rules and customs of war, systematic violation of the norms of international humanitarian law require urgent and non-standard solutions on the part of our state in order to preserve the lives of citizens who find themselves in areas of hostilities, in isolated or occupied territorial communities. The state is obliged to direct all available own resources to the effective provision of the rights and freedoms of citizens and the protection of the most vulnerable sections of the population, and not to rely on the self-organization of the population and local self-government. Such labour resources of the State are, in particular, civil servants who work in territorial administrations of state bodies and are physically located in an isolated city. The article carries out an economic and legal analysis of the actual situation in the city of Kherson, which took place in the period between the beginning of the war and the establishment of their own quasi-government by the occupiers. Closed information regarding the approaches, standards and realities of the work of the Home Front Command of the State of Israel was analyzed. Based on the experience of this country, urgent organizational mechanisms for long-term support of the life activity of the city, isolated and controlled by the invaders, through the involvement of local civil servants, who are currently not involved in work, in the system of the Home Front Service, are proposed.