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Putin’s threat to hold planes hostage leaves Lloyd’s of London facing billions in losses. - Russian president’s threat to seize 500 foreign-owned planes could cost insurer $10bn (archive.ph)

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Pretty common to have acts of war exemptions for coverage.

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> Russia is not at war with NATO, so probably not covered.

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NATO isn't an insurance company. An act of war triggered the confiscation.

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> never said NATO was a insurance company.

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