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Could Taliban Canal Spark Water War In Central Asia?

Via Radio Free Europe, a short video look at whether a new Afghan canal could spark a water war in Central Asia:

The Taliban-led government is pushing forward with the ambitious Qosh Tepa canal project despite concerns over its impact. The waterway taps the Amu Darya River, a key water source that runs through Afghanistan and Central Asia. While Afghan farmers await a potential agricultural boon, neighboring states Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan have expressed concern over possible damage to water security and farming in the area.



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