Following a recent rocket incident in eastern Poland, experts are warning residents near the Ukrainian border may not be compensated for damages through standard insurance policies. Professor Marcin Orlicki notes that most policies exclude damage resulting from acts of war, creating a significant gap in coverage. This means individuals could lose property and livelihoods without financial recourse from the state or their insurers. The incident has prompted the financial ombudsman to address the urgent need for standardized regulations regarding wartime damage claims. Residents in border regions are advised to immediately review their insurance policies to understand their coverage. The lack of clarity and potential for uncovered losses highlights a critical vulnerability in the current system. Authorities are now considering how to protect citizens from the financial consequences of escalating regional conflict.