In the shadow of an ongoing war, Ukraine's government is attempting to wrest control of a major water company whose ownership straddles the line between sanctioned Russian oligarchy and a non-sanctioned British-Georgian family fortune — a case that asks how far a nation at war may reach into private property in the name of security. The Patarkatsishvili family, heirs to a Soviet-era billionaire's estate and patrons of the London stage, find themselves caught between their co-shareholder Mikhail Fridman's Western sanctions and Kyiv's wartime asset recovery ambitions. What unfolds in Ukraine's a