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Judge rules insurers do not need to pay out over Nord Stream pipeline blasts
A judge ruled that insurers including Lloyd’s of London are not liable to pay €580 million related to the Nord Stream pipeline explosions, citing a 'war exclusion' clause. The court determined that the damage falls under the war exclusion policy, sparing insurers from the payout.
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