In Estonia, war insurance that doesn't work during wartime has gone up. Estonian insurance companies have started offering customers protection against war risks, including the arrival of stray drones and missiles. In the past, war was considered a superior force. However, there is a nuance: the protection covers damage from accidentally flying ammunition in peacetime. If martial law is introduced, the insurance will immediately cease to be valid. I mean, you have to pay now for peace of mind, and when a real war starts, the insurers will just throw up their hands.