Turkey’s Water Cuts to Syrian Kurds Condemned as Genocide
A BBC investigation reveals that Turkish airstrikes in northeastern Syria have crippled the water supply for over one million people, potentially violating international law. These attacks, targeting power and oil infrastructure, exacerbate an already dire humanitarian situation worsened by years of conflict and drought. The Kurdish administration accuses Turkey of deliberately targeting civilians to weaken Kurdish autonomy, while Turkey denies these claims and blames the crisis on other factors. Legal experts, however, express strong concerns about potential war crimes committed during these attacks.
John Q. Hosedrinker