Türkische Angriffe in Syrien haben eine Million Menschen mit Wasser versorgt

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c79zj7rz3l4o

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    1. DroneMaster2000 on

      SS: Turkish airstrikes on infrastructure in northeast Syria have left over a million people without access to reliable water and electricity, worsening an already dire humanitarian crisis fueled by years of war and extreme drought. The strikes have targeted power stations crucial for water access, forcing residents to rely on limited tanker deliveries, which are insufficient to meet the demand. Experts warn that such actions could violate international humanitarian law by targeting essential civilian infrastructure.

      ““Water is more precious than gold here,” said Ahmad al-Ahmed, a tanker driver. “People need more water. All they want is for you to give them water.”

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      Will the international community finally wake up to Erdogan indiscriminate violence?

      Will international orgs such as the UN and courts like the ICJ and the ICC do something?

      Will NATO react to one of it’s members taking such actions?

      Will American and European capitals be filled with protests against Turkey? Calls to defund Turkey? To kick them from the UN? To have an embargo on them?

    2. latache-ee on

      Just imagine if Israel did this.

      The world’s reaction to Muslim on Muslim humanitarian crisis just hits differently.

      Truly awful for the 1,000,000 people affected. I hope the Syrian government will work quickly to ensure water security for them, but I’m not holding my breath.

    3. phantom_in_the_cage on

      Yet another reason why you shouldn’t take any country’s opinions on the Gaza situation in good-faith

      If we lived in an alternate world where Turkey swapped places with Israel, Palestinians with the Kurds, & Hamas with the PKK, I’m not even sure Gaza would exist right now

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