In 1957, it launched the construction of the North Crimean Canal, completed in 1971, to bring water from the Dnipro River to the arid peninsula. Ukraine invested heavily in infrastructure, ...

The path to sustainable peace runs through a Ukrainian Crimea — not a Russian-occupied one.

The path to sustainable peace runs through a Ukrainian Crimea — not a Russian-occupied one.

In 1957, it launched the construction of the North Crimean Canal, completed in 1971, to bring water from the Dnipro River to the arid peninsula. Ukraine invested heavily in infrastructure, ...

The flow of oil, gas, and even water (in the case of the North Crimean canal) across political borders has been another point of contention that has exacerbated the current conflict.

The North Crimean Canal near the town of Dzhankoi in temporarily occupied Crimea has begun to thicken and dry up. That's according to the human ri.

The North Crimean Canal near the city of Dzhankoi on the occupied peninsula of Crimea has started to drain significantly. Source: CrimeaSOS, referring to anonymous sources; Russian Kremlin-aligned ...

The North Crimean Canal near the city of Dzhankoi on the occupied peninsula of Crimea has started to drain significantly. Source: CrimeaSOS, referring to anonymous sources; Russian Kremlin-aligned ...

When Russia captured Kherson in March 2022, it reopened the North Crimean Canal and allowed the peninsula’s reservoirs to fill. Without the Kakhovka Reservoir, however, Crimea is unlikely to ...

The North Crimean Canal, which has traditionally delivered 85 percent of the water to Crimea, takes water from the now-destroyed Nova Kakhovka reservoir.

The North Crimean Canal draws its water supply from the Kakhovka reservoir, located behind the now-destroyed dam.