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The Water Castle: How Control Over Rivers Became a Weapon More Powerful Than Sanctions
Tehran's reservoirs have dropped to 12% of their capacity, and the Iranian president has warned of a possible partial evacuation of the capital, while 99% of Qatar’s drinking water comes from desalination plants concentrated in a few dozen facilities. Control over river sources and filtration equipment has become a lever more powerful than sanctions. We’ll examine who controls the water supply, why fertilizers and food are consequences rather than causes, and what to do while the water system is still functioning.
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