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    Post by Rocky Wed 05 May 2021, 7:19 am

     Iraq begins recording the effects of the Euphrates decline ... and resources: Our messages have reached Turkey

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    {Locality: Euphrates News} The Ministry of Water Resources announced the start of recording a decline in imports of the Euphrates River due to Turkey's cutting off of water from Syria.
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    "There is an agreement in place between Iraq, Turkey and Syria, that the minimum number of water releases from Turkey on the Syrian-Turkish borders be at a minimum of 500 cubic meters per second, and that these quantities be divided between Iraq and Syria by 58," the ministry’s advisor, Aoun Diab, told Al-Furat News. % To Iraq and 42% to Syria. "
    He added, "This agreement is supposed to be committed to its neighbor, Turkey, and in fact we did not indicate this year any defect with the water entering the Husaybah district in Anbar province, where the minimum percentage was 290 cubic meters per second, for a long period because of the operation in the reservoir of the Syrian Tabqa dam in The area controlled by the Syrian Democratic Forces (QSD) where they needed to generate electricity and did not operate the dam regularly. "
    And Dhiab, "Currently visas have begun to decrease the incoming levels to Haditha Dam, until we have secured good water storage in the dam, as Haditha Dam is now almost full with sufficient quantities of water to meet the next summer season," stressing that "there is no risk in our water needs."
    "There is no tampering with the quotas, and there are messages that have reached the Turkish side," he said, "possibly" holding a closed-circuit television meeting with the Syrian side regarding the water file.
    Pictures and documented shocking scenes of the Euphrates River, emerging from the regions of northern and eastern Syria, after its level dropped to its lowest levels in recent days, due to the closure of water gates from Turkish lands, according to accusations by the Kurdish "self-administration", and with it the Damascus government. 
    In the ruling of the Qasd, which passes through the great river from the lands it controls, the Autonomous Administration says that Turkey has reduced Syria’s share of its water since the beginning of this year, which led to a significant decrease in the level of the stream, which was reflected in the irrigation of the cultivated land on the one hand. And on generating electric power on the other hand. 
    Meanwhile, officials in Damascus add that the drastic and rapid decline in the river’s water level has affected the work of the “floating floating crossing” to facilitate the movement of citizens residing in the villages and towns of the northern countryside of Deir Ezzor, in addition to threatening the work of drinking water stations, which derive their water from the riverbed.
    The rate of decline on both sides is estimated at more than five meters from the level of the river, and more than four meters in the "Tishreen Dam" lake, while in the "Euphrates Dam" lake, the decrease is more than three meters.
    The Euphrates River originates from Turkey and crosses the Syrian lands to flow in Iraqi lands, where it meets in its south with the Tigris River, to form the Shatt al-Arab.
    After entering Syria at the city of Jarablus in the countryside of Aleppo, the river passes through Raqqa and then Deir Ezzor, then exits the Syrian lands at the city of Albu Kamal to enter Iraq at the city of Al-Qaim in Anbar.
    After that, the river enters Babylon to Karbala, then to Najaf and Diwaniyah, then Muthanna, then Dhi Qar, to form after that the area of ​​the marshes in southern Iraq, and in the south the Tigris River joins with it, forming the Shatt al-Arab, whose waters flow 120 kilometers south to flow into the upper Gulf.
    The previous detail may clarify the complete view of the course of the river, but the mechanism for distributing its water was governed by an agreement between Turkey and Syria in 1987, which stipulated at the time that the Turkish side pledged to provide an annual rate of more than 500 cubic meters per second to the Syrian side. 
    And after two years of that agreement, the Syrian side headed to sign a similar agreement with Iraq (the downstream country), which stipulated that the share of the latter that was passed on to it at the Syrian-Iraqi border would be 58 percent of the Euphrates waters, compared to 42 percent for Syria. 
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