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    Strategies for Development of Rural Territories in the Conditions of Wartime Challenges
    (2026) Shaposhnykov Kostiantyn Serhiiovych; Шапошников Костянтин Сергійович
    The article investigates the strategic directions for the development of rural areas in Ukraine amidst the full-scale war and post-war reconstruction. It is emphasized that the Russian Federation's aggression has radically shifted the paradigm of rural functioning, transforming these areas from a purely agricultural foundation into a complex ecosystem of survival, human capital adaptation, and resilience. The study identifies that the decentralization of power has served as the bedrock of community stability; however, the emergence of de facto rural-urban agglomerations necessitates a new level of regulatory recognition and scholarly reflection. The purpose of the research is to substantiate a new development strategy that integrates military resilience, economic mobility, and social inclusion. The study employs methods of systems analysis, the territorial approach, and strategic planning. The main results of the study include the classification of critical challenges into three groups: environmental and technological (mining of approximately 30% of territories), demographic (labor outflow and IDP pressure on rear communities), and economic (logistics blockades). The author proposes a three-tier model of strategic management based on regional differentiation: 1) recovery territories (de-occupied); 2) support territories (rear hubs); and 3) risk territories (front-line zones). It is argued that the priority should be a transition from a raw-material model to deep processing directly within communities, which minimizes logistical risks and generates employment. Particular attention is paid to digitalization (AgTech) and the energy independence of communities as vital factors of national security. The scientific novelty lies in the development of an adaptive "mobile economy" model for front-line zones and the "host hub" concept for rear regions. The practical significance of the findings resides in their applicability by local self-government bodies and state authorities when designing regional development programs under martial law and early recovery strategies