Turkey continues its ISIS march in North Syria

GANDI ALO /AL_TABQA

More than 4 months after the Turkish state has taken over the Euphrates River into Syria, the living situation is worsening for people who depend on subsistence for agriculture, which is declining day by day due to the severe shortage of the Euphrates and most of the irrigation pumps have become out of service. Regulating the electrical energy generated by the dams due to the almost complete exit of the energy-producing turbines from the service, which is also accompanied by rationing in drinking water.

Despite all the calls made by the people of the region through the media to pressure the Turkish state and compel it to respect the international laws on the sharing of the waters of the international rivers, Erdogan is still continuing his fascism and arrogance to manage things.

Where the international agreement on the Euphrates River, which passes through Syria and Iraq, says that 500 cubic meters every second of water to enter Syria, but currently does not enter Syria from the Euphrates River only 200 cubic meters per second and less than this rate sometimes that is, the incoming dropped to less than half .

This comes at a time when maintenance works continue to the Euphrates Dam after local expertise has been able to repair the great destruction caused by the subversive actions that took place during the occupation of Islamic State's gangs IS (IS) to al-Tabqa city and transform the Euphrates Dam into a military barracks. The Turkish state; however, completes the march started by Islamic State 's gangs (IS) in The destruction of vital installations and infrastructure in North Syria through its efforts to remove the Euphrates Dam and other dams out of service.

Hawar news agency (ANHA) published more than one report on the subject, which is getting worse day after day without any reaction from either the Baathist regime or the international community as a whole.

In an interview with the administrator of the Euphrates Dam Mohammed Sheikho briefed us on the latest developments in the Euphrates dam, which he described as tragic. "The water situation has been aggravated for several months. The water level is currently decreasing significantly and may fall further in the summer. Evaporation of water which could cause the dam to get out of service permanently and thus stop the electrical stations.

"Sheikho added "The reason is that Turkey has not committed to passing the quota allocated to Syria, which is stipulated in the international agreements, and this has negatively affected all aspects of life, not just dams."

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ANHA