UDK: 343.31

DOI: https://doi.org/10.30932/2500-1868-2026-58-2-22

Vladimir M. Redkous - Doctor of Law, Professor, Security Problems Studies Center of RAS, Institute of State and Law of RAS, Moscow, Russia

Abstract. For the Russian Federation and CIS member states, the issue of promptly responding to crises arising from both external and internal factors is of great urgency and importance. Crises are most often related to public security, as an independent form of national security, as understood by most legislators in the Commonwealth. The current paper has presented the experience of legislative regulation of crisis prevention and preparation in the Republic of Moldova, implemented within the framework of Chapter II of the Law of the Republic of Moldova No. 248 of July 10, 2025, “On Crisis Management”. The presented material can help expand the methodological framework for scientific research on crisis prevention and preparation, which can be taken into account in the lawmaking and law enforcement activities of authorized bodies in the Russian context.

The current paper has been prepared as part of the implementation of the state assignment “Comprehensive study of public security issues as a strategic priority of national security of the Russian Federation (FFFZ-2025-0001)”.

Keywords: national security; public security enforcement; crisis management bodies; comparative legal science.

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Redkous V.M. Experience of legislative regulation of crisis prevention and preparation in the Republic of Moldova // Transport law and security. 2026; (2(58)):255―265.