In the court order, published in the unified state register of court decisions of Ukraine, it is reported that the Supreme administrative court of Ukraine refused to oblige the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko to submit to Parliament a presentation about the Declaration of martial law.
A copy of the resolution gave ZN. UA the lawyer Oleg Shvets, who filed a lawsuit against the President of Ukraine. According to his statement, the administrative court refused and the second demand of the plaintiff ? to recognize a divergence of Petro Poroshenko illegal.
similarly, in his statement of claim, the lawyer has sought to recognize illegal the inactivity of the Verkhovna Rada in the consideration of the initiation of the constitutional procedure of impeachment of the President. Shvets believes that Poroshenko is not obliged to stay in power, since I was not able to properly build a defense of the country. The judgment, dated August 6, indicated that the court had " been properly examined all the circumstances of the case ", However the claim to a lawyer was denied. However, the decision can be reviewed by the Supreme court of Ukraine, If the applicant would come back with an appeal. In may, Poroshenko stated that he will sign a decree on the introduction of martial law in case of violation of the truce and attack on armed forces of Ukraine." If the truce is breached, we will cross the line of collision, will be organized the attack on the Ukrainian equipped with weapons forces, at the same moment I signed the decree on the introduction of martial law, " - said in an interview marking the anniversary of his tenure as the President of Ukraine. However in June the traditional presidential address to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Poroshenko said that fundamentally did not want the idea of doing martial law to " save the country democratic."" I, despite political pressure from all sides, despite the fact that martial law was given much more power in person I could not to go for it ", - said the Ukrainian leader.

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