Unsuccessful targeting of water pipeline
A water pipeline in Baghdad is targeted by an explosive device placed nearby. However, the explosion does not damage the pipeline.
A water pipeline in Baghdad is targeted by an explosive device placed nearby. However, the explosion does not damage the pipeline.
Three engineers and one contractor, employed by the city water and sewage board, are kidnapped in Kirkuk, Iraq. No reports could be found detailing the outcome of the kidnapping.
A bomb placed near a water pipeline explodes, causing it to break. That same day, two nearby oil pipelines are also attacked.
A car bomb placed near the Kirkuk city water services director detonates, killing one person and injuring at least 17 others in Kirkuk, Iraq.
A bomb at a water station explodes prematurely, killing the two men placing the bomb.
A power station in Tarmiyah, Iraq is damaged by a fire, disabling a portion of Baghdad’s water distribution system.
A group identified as the Islamic State is accused of cutting off the water flow to a village by diverting a river in Abu Karmah, Muqdadiyah, Diyala, Iraq.
A large amount of dynamite is discovered near a water pumping station near Moshav Ramon, prior to detonation. The detonation would have likely caused flooding and damage to agricultural land.
Over the course of a few days, militant groups in the Abkhazia region of Georgia attack and damage numerous water supply structures, leaving at least twelve villages without water. In addition, one person who is thought to be responsible for the placement of an explosive device on a water tower is killed when the device detonates.
Eleven communities in the Negev area of Israel are left without water after a main water line is attacked by an unknown group.