Key points
- Business owners can submit an application to the International Register of Damages under category A3.5 “Loss of private enterprise”.
- Damages due to hostilities, occupation, property damage, the owner’s entry into the Defence Forces or relocation are recorded.
- Applications can be submitted via the Diia app.
- Each application documents the fact of Russian aggression for future compensation.
In Ukraine, business owners now have the opportunity to officially record war-related losses if their operations were suspended after 24 February 2022. Applications are submitted to the International Damage Registry under category A3.5, “Loss of Private Enterprise.”
This includes cases where a business ceased operations due to:
- hostilities;
- occupation;
- damage to premises or equipment;
- the owner joining the Defence Forces;
- forced relocation within Ukraine or abroad.
Each recorded loss serves as evidence of Russian aggression and forms the basis for future compensation.
Applications can be submitted through the Diia app.
The service is implemented by the Ministry of Digital Transformation and the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine.
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