A meeting of the scientific circle of the Department of Administrative Law and Process of the Faculty No. 1 was held, dedicated to the anniversary of the beginning of the large-scale armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine. The topic of discussion was the problematic issues of organization and legal support of the activities of the National Police of Ukraine and other law enforcement agencies since the introduction of the legal regime of martial law in Ukraine.

Head of the Department of Constitutional and International Law Tetiana Hudz and detective officer of the criminal police department of the district police department of the MDNP in Poltava region Serhii Cherkaskyi held a binary lesson for first-year cadets of the Faculty No. 1 in the discipline "Constitutional Law", dedicated to the topic "Electoral Law of Ukraine".

On the Day of Unity of Ukraine, a solemn online meeting was held at the Faculty No. 6, which was attended by the Faculty's management, heads of departments, methodologists and students. The event was opened with a welcome speech by the Dean of the Faculty, Doctor of Law, Oksana Brusakova.

At Kremenchuk Flight College of  KhNUIA, as part of the work plan of the scientific group "Physics of the 21st Century", first category lecturer of the cycle commission of natural sciences Vitalii Moskalyk, together with the senior researcher of the department of organization of scientific activity and protection of intellectual property, Doctor of Philosophy Kateryna Maravska, held an online meeting on the topic "Anniversary full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine".

The aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine broke into the home of every Ukrainian, destroyed peaceful life and divided it into "before" and "after". The university complex was significantly damaged by rocket and artillery fire. Due to the difficult security situation, Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs relocated to Vinnytsia and Kamianets-Podilskyi to continue training future police officers.

Today, for the second time in our history, we celebrate the Day of Unity of Ukraine, established by the Decree of the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy dated February 14, 2022. This was done, as we now know, exactly 10 days before the beginning of the large-scale invasion of Moscow sub-empire into our country.

On February 16, according to the Presidential Decree, a national holiday - Unity Day is celebrated in Ukraine. This date became a symbol of the unity of Ukrainians against a new act of aggression by Russia against Ukraine. These events became the topic for discussion of the online meeting of the scientific group of the Department of Law Enforcement and Policeistics of the Faculty No. 6

A meeting of the scientific circle of the Department of Constitutional and International Law of the Faculty No. 4 on the topic "International legal consequences of Russia's violation of the principle of territorial integrity of Ukraine" took place. The meeting was attended by the head of the department, candidate of legal sciences Tetiana Hudz, the head of the research group, Candidate of Legal Sciences Oleksandr Radchenko, representatives of the scientific and pedagogical staff of the department.

Nataliia Horbach, a senior lecturer of the Department of Foreign Languages of the Faculty No. 4, held a meeting of the scientific group on the topic "The role of the Ukrainian police in the fight against Russian aggression." Andrii Khomiak, a first-year cadet of the Faculty No. 2, gave a speech in English and told that since the first days of Russia's invasion of Ukraine the police have been working in an intensified mode and are on duty in the controlled and de-occupied territories.

University representatives took part in the webinar "Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense". The participants of the event learned about assessments of possible chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats; investigation of cases related to chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats; actions regarding threats and incidents related to chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear challenges.