THREATENING THE FINANCIAL SECURITY OF THE STATE UNDER MILITARY OCCUPATION

Abstract

The issue of financial security is crucial for the stable functioning of any country, especially for Ukraine, which faces numerous economic challenges and threats. In the context of globalization, transformational processes, and the rapid advancement of information technologies, the need for assessing and ensuring financial security becomes increasingly pressing. This study aims to thoroughly analyze the current problems of financial security in Ukraine, identify key threats and vulnerabilities, and develop actionable recommendations for improving the state of financial security. A wide range of research methods have been employed in this study, including analysis and synthesis, induction and deduction, as well as comparative analysis. By combining qualitative and quantitative approaches, the research provides a comprehensive understanding of the multifaceted nature of financial security issues in Ukraine. The results indicate that the main threats to Ukraine’s financial security include pervasive corruption, political instability, external economic pressures, and the inadequacies of existing financial institutions. These factors not only undermine public trust but also hinder economic growth and development. The study concludes that there is an urgent necessity for the implementation of new monitoring and risk control mechanisms to mitigate these threats effectively. The originality of this work lies in its systematic approach to studying the problems of financial security in Ukraine and the development of specific, evidence-based recommendations. These recommendations can be utilized by government bodies and financial institutions to optimize their activities, enhance transparency, and build resilience against both internal and external shocks. By addressing these critical issues, Ukraine can work towards achieving a more secure financial future, ultimately contributing to the overall stability and prosperity of the nation.