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Breaking Down Russia’s War on Ukraine’s Water
February 24th, 2026
February 24th, 2026
For four years, Russia has relentlessly attacked not only Ukraine’s territory and troops, but also its vital water systems and resources—from missile strikes on dams to the shelling of water treatment plants and pumping stations. CSIS’s David Michel explains how Russia has weaponized water as a tool of war and the lasting impacts these attacks will have on Ukrainian society for years to come.
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