On the essence and role of military-administrative relations in Military Law

The relations of the military administration do not constitute the primary matter in the military sphere, they are derivative from and are the result of the functioning of primary social relations – the relations of armed confrontation. It is not the military-administrative relations that give rise to the relations of confrontation, but on the contrary, the relations of such confrontation require the creation of conditions for their most effective functioning. It is the relations that are formed in social reality, in the nature and basis of which lie the connections of armed confrontation between states, the military organizations of the warring states involved in the interests of implementing such confrontation, their military and paramilitary state bodies, as well as the specific participants in the armed confrontation implementing state interests on the battlefield, that are primary relations. These relations form and predetermine the character, content and essence of all other connections and relations that constitute the essence not of the primary “military confrontational matter”, but the essence of another, secondary matter that ensures such confrontation. The connections of the primary matter, which constitute the relations of military confrontation, are the strongest, most significant, system-forming. Within the framework of military conflict relations, contradictions between states are resolved. The essential and homogeneous connection of relations and connections of military conflict, their substantial concentration form the core of military conflicts in the system of military relations of society and the state, and the legal mediation of these relations and connections forms the core of Military Law – the law of military conflicts.