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The article analyzes the system of national and international judicial and law enforcement bodies as subjects of criminal prosecution of Russian aggressors committing criminal acts in Ukraine using missiles. It is established that the Ukrainian subjects of criminal proceedings are local general courts, courts of appeal and the Supreme Court of Ukraine. From the point of view of international justice, it is proved that the Russian military personnel who are suspected of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity fall under the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court. It is emphasized that the military and political leadership of Russia may be brought to criminal responsibility to a special international tribunal for unleashing and waging of an aggressive war, which could be created by the states of the anti-Putin coalition.

The article has covered a legal essence of a plan as a legal tool for developing space industries in the USA and Ukraine. The article has concluded that the plan is an objective occurrence because none of the successful space projects was implemented without it. The conclusion has been made that more effective plans are those which have the major task. Such specialized plans are the priority in the USA. Whereas complex plans for the development of the space industry are prevailing in Ukraine. They have shown their low efficacy. The form of a plan’s approval does not mean much for its effective execution. The article suggests applying space planning for the program of missile system of double duty in Ukraine. This program should be implemented upon the principals of competition and equality of all forms of ownership.

The article deals with the delay between the evolution of functioning of the body and the social revolutionary transition from the Earth people towards Space people. As a result of this natural phenomenon, the legal protection of human rights to life and health for the human explorers of outer space is needed. This need is encouraged by the plans of certain governments and private space companies on accomplishing the mission to Mars in the middle-term perspective. The article follows the scientific proposals to update legal responsibility of states to ensure the life and health of astronauts and space tourists sent by them. The article applies general and special scientific methods to comprehend and study social and legal phenomena and general logic reasoning (abstract reasoning, analogy, analysis, generalization, etc.). Consequently, the article authors conclude that the UN should adopt the Declaration on Human Rights in Space to formalize the legal protection of human representatives sent to space.

This article studies the issues of international space law and analyses the reasons for its occurrence. At the moment, space law actively develops, and space exploration has become increasingly popular and demanded. Nevertheless, this field’s legal regulations were drawn up in the mid-20th century and are now partly obsolete. Moreover, the set of space-related legal relations in regard to the exploration and use of outer space and celestial bodies undergoes significant changes. Therefore, it is of sufficient importance to seek new possible areas and improve existing means of resolving current legal issues to ensure the progress of international and national space law. Every year problems related to unregulated actions of private companies in the sector increasingly occur. This topic requires analysis to provide ways to address those gaps in international space law.