Drought in Syria: Reservoir dries up as humanitarian disaster looms • FRANCE 24 English
FRANCE 24 English 
The reservoir at the Al-Duwaysat Dam in northwestern Syria provides vital irrigation for thousands of cattle and crop farmers in the region, but for the first time in 27 years, this important water source has completely dried up. It is just the latest sign that the war-torn country is facing a severe drought brought on by climate change.
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If Biden looks beyond his nose!
He will see that vaccination does not work! Vaccination is a business. Today, the best specialists and marines are leaving the US Army. Why are they leaving? They were kicked out of the army because they refused to inject a vaccine that does not give you any guarantees.
China may launch an operation in Taiwan because the US army is now completely demoralized and has lost its best specialists. Afghanistan showed the level of generals.
This is classified information.
So sad!✌
If the EU thinks it has problems now, wait until this drought continues for another year.
Focus please! Syrias population 1950 was 3.3 million. Now they are 18 million!
Climate Change? Turkey created 1 new big dam, which limits even more water flow in the Euphrates. It has nothing to do with climate change
It's time to stop thinking only about war ,and to turn to agriculture 🌱💧!!!
They brought this on themselves. They chose war over preparation.
haven't this country suffered enough yet?
Didn't Turkey dam the Euphrates river.
Think strongly about birth control…that is all !!!
Climate change. These poor people dont need this after all they have been through with the war. Pity!
End sanctions against Syria now!
Only God knows how to help
Isn't the middle east one huge desert anyway??
Welcome to Europe