Register of Damage opens 6 new claim categories for property owned by state, local communities and legal entities

The Register of Damage Caused by the Aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, known as RD4U, has expanded its list of claim categories to six, according to Ukraine's Justice Ministry press service. The new categories include B1.3 and C1.3, which pertain to damage or destruction of residential real estate, such as individual residential premises like apartments and private houses, as well as common areas within residential buildings.

Additionally, B1.4 and C1.4 cover damage or destruction of common areas within residential buildings, such as stairwells, entrances, and structural elements. Category B1.5 pertains to damage or destruction of publicly used buildings and structures owned by the state or communities but not classified as infrastructure facilities.

Finally, category C1.5 is designated for legal entities whose non-residential real estate has been damaged or destroyed, excluding properties used for commercial activity. Claims can be filed for the value of destroyed property or the cost of repair and restoration, and may be submitted by authorized representatives via the Diia portal.