With ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the Middle East, war risk insurance is in high demand.
Natalia Grishko’s apartment on Kyiv’s outskirts was badly damaged by a Russian missile blast last November, but she was unharmed.
Her daughter, Alina Kalcheva, said the missile landed about 100 meters from their building.
General household insurance doesn’t cover conflict damage, but Kalcheva wisely bought war risk insurance, which paid $1,000 toward repairs.
