Water trucks are damaged in conflict in Yemen
Water trucks are damaged during the conflict in Az Zuhrah District, Al Hudaydah, Yemen.
Water trucks are damaged during the conflict in Az Zuhrah District, Al Hudaydah, Yemen.
A water truck is damaged during the conflict in Amran District, Amran, Yemen
A water project in Majzar District, Marib, Yemen is hit during multiple evening air raids.
A government-owned water storage unit is damaged in night-time air raids in Dhamar City District, Dhamar, Yemen.
A state run water utility is a casualty to the conflict in Yareem District, Ibb, Yemen.
Two attacks spanning a week in Al-Marawi’ah District, Hudaydah, Yemen leave irrigation canals damaged.
A water project in Al-Sharyah District, Al Bayda, Yemen is damaged. On the same day in Al-Mahabishah District, Hajja, water wells are also damaged in an air raid.
Following the capture of Ramadi Dam, the Islamic State cuts water for irrigation systems and treatment plants in the predominantly Shiite downstream provinces of Babil, Karbala, Najaf and Qadisiya, threatening Iraqi food production.
The Islamic State attacks and successfully captures Tharthar Dam near Fallujah, on the Tigris River in Anbar province, Iraq. The attack leaves 127 Iraqi soldiers dead. After capturing the dam, the fighters open at least one floodgate, affecting downstream communities.
Turkish soldiers guarding a hydroelectric dam are attacked with rockets and long-range gunfire by the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in the Kulp district of Diyarbakir. One soldier is killed and three wounded.