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War Risk
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War Risk
The likelihood that a person or property will be injured, killed or destroyed in an act of war. For example, if an employee is transporting goods in a truck to a customer, war risk is the possibility he/she may drive over a landmine, killing himself/herself and destroying the goods. War risk is a type of political risk and is often excluded from insurance policies.
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