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War damage in Ukraine: all you need to know to obtain compensation

November 2022

According to a report on 9 September 2022 prepared by the World Bank, the European Commission and the Ukrainian government, the cost of rebuilding Ukraine and its economy has already reached at least USD 349bn (EUR 346bn). At the same time, direct damage to property and infrastructure amounts to over USD 127bn.

It is important to understand that there are ways to claim and receive compensation for damages suffered:

  • Where to go – what are the venues to submit compensation claims for war damage?
  • How to report war damages in Ukraine?
  • How to prove you suffered war damage/destroyed real estate and so have a claim?
  • Compensation for war damage: where to get funds?

These questions and many more are answered in our newly updated guide.


May 2022

According to a report on 2 May 2022 prepared by the President’s Office, the government and the Kyiv School of Economics Institute, Ukraine had already suffered losses of USD 600bn due to the war. In the same estimate, direct damage to property and infrastructure is valued at USD 92bn. On 22 April, the World Bank estimated physical damage at roughly USD 60bn.

It is important to understand that there are ways to claim and receive compensation for damages suffered:

  • Where to go – what are the venues to submit compensation claims for war damage?
  • How to report war damages in Ukraine?
  • How to prove you suffered war damage/destroyed real estate and so have a claim?
  • How to evaluate war damages to be claimed?
  • Compensation for war damage: where to get funds?
  • Recovery of war damages – potential options?

These questions and many more are answered in our newly published guide.

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Authors

Portrait ofVitaliy Radchenko
Vitaliy Radchenko
Managing Partner
Kyiv (CMS CMNO)
Portrait ofOlga Shenk
Olga Shenk
Partner
Kyiv (CMS CMNO)
Portrait ofNatalia Kushniruk
Natalia Kushniruk
Partner
Kyiv (CMS CMNO)
Portrait ofImage of Maryna Ilchuk
Maryna Ilchuk
Counsel
Kyiv (CMS CMNO)
Portrait ofImage of Mykhaylo Soroka
Mykhaylo Soroka
Counsel
Kyiv (CMS CMNO)
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