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water shortages as turkey feels is down and also iran iran a lot of these tributaries of the of the tigris flow from iraq but iran really accounts for something like twenty percent of the water flow into the iraqi water system eighty percent comes turkey and syria so turkey is much more important partner in this in this aspect we have to we have to have some kind of regional water water treaty you know water allocation system that allows for the various demands of these various countries without destroying the the cultural viability of the down down the river countries downstream countries in this case iraq these are i mean well established procedures and systems for creating bilateral and multilateral treaties riparian treaties that allow for the distribution of water and equitable way this has been ignored because of the crisis in iraq for the last forty years has not been a party to any of these agreements the turkey went ahead and built its huge dam system without really much much consideration of what was going to happen downstream same thing happened in syria with the building of a d

water shortages as turkey feels is down and also iran iran a lot of these tributaries of the of the tigris flow from iran but iran really accounts for something like twenty percent of the water flow into the iraqi water system eighty percent comes turkey and syria so turkey is much more important partner in this in this aspect we have to we have to have some kind of regional water water treaty a water. system that allows for the various demands of these various countries without destroying the the cultural viability of the down down the river countries downstream countries in this case iraq these are i mean well established procedures and systems for creating bilateral and multilateral treaties riparian treaties that allow for the distribution of water and equitable way this has been ignored because of the crisis in iraq for the last forty years has not been a party to any of these agreements turkey went ahead and built its huge dam system without really much much consideration of what was going to happen downstream same thing happened in syria with the building of the said lake and so on

water shortages as turkey feels is down and also iran iran a lot of these tributaries of the of the tigris flow from iraq but iran really accounts for twenty percent of the water flow into the system eighty percent comes turkey and syria so turkey is much more important part of this in this aspect we have to we have to have some kind of regional water water treaty a water. system that allows for the various demands of these various countries without destroying the the cultural viability of the down down the river countries downstream countries in this case iraq these are i mean well established procedures and systems for creating bilateral and multilateral treaties riparian treaties that allow for the distribution of water and equitable way this has been ignored because of the crisis in iraq for the last forty years has not been a party to any of these agreements that turkey went ahead and built its huge dam system without really much much consideration of what was going to happen downstream same thing happened in syria with the building of the said lake and so on very little consideration

water shortages as turkey feels is down and also iran iran a lot of these tributaries of the of the tigris flow from iraq but iran really accounts for something like twenty percent of the water flow into the iraqi water system eighty percent comes turkey and syria so turkey is much more important partner in this in this aspect we have to we have to have some kind of regional water water treaty a water. system that allows for the various demands of these various countries without destroying the the cultural viability of the down down the river countries downstream countries in this case iraq these are i mean well established procedures and systems for creating bilateral and multilateral treaties riparian treaties that allow for the distribution of water and equitable way this has been ignored because of the crisis in iraq for the last forty years has not been a party to any of these agreements turkey went ahead and built its huge dam system without really much much consideration of what was going to happen downstream same thing happened in syria with the building of a diamond the said lake

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water shortages as turkey feels is down and also iran iran a lot of these tributaries of the of the tigris flow from iraq but iran really accounts for something like twenty percent of the water flow into the iraqi water system eighty percent comes turkey and syria so turkey is much more important partner in this in this aspect we have to we have to have some kind of regional water water treaty a water. system that allows for the various demands of these various countries without destroying the the cultural viability of the down down the river countries downstream countries in this case iraq these are i mean well established procedures and systems for creating bilateral and multilateral treaties riparian treaties that allow for the distribution of water and equitable way this has been ignored because of the crisis in iraq for the last forty years has not been a party to any of these agreements turkey went ahead and built its huge dam system without really much much consideration for is going to happen downstream same thing happened in syria with the building of a diamond the said lake and s

the iraqi plane gave i think two hundred millimeters that's flash flood in both the euphrates and the tigris in fact throughout that valley is like to shelley west at the moment and says sharp pains which means it's an active frontal system as it moves eastwards into iran the head of it all almost into eastern turkey but probably really syria and this living brain is far northwest snow of course where the ground rises as probably georgia but we talk about azerbaijan west and south of iran tail off through kuwait even as far south as bahrain was significant right to the west of that possible sounds told for i think they've gone so we're talking about a quarter of period twenty two beirut is the forecast now to take you for another day the showers if anything fade away but still there in northern syria and possibly eastern side of turkey that looks quiet and cooler twenty six in kuwait city of course the roof is reflected in the weather in the arabian peninsula much quieter than it was there the showers at marash far south as bahrain but i think so otherwise nothing much to talk about for a ch

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the iraqi plane gave i think two hundred millimeters that's flash flood in both the euphrates and the tigris in fact throughout that valley it's like to shelley west at the moment and to shop page which means it's an active frontal system as it moves eastwards into iran the head of it all almost into eastern turkey but probably really syria and this living rain is fun north wasner of course where the ground rises as probably georgia but we talk about azerbaijan west and south of iraq tail off through kuwait even as far south as bahrain was significant right to the west of that possible sounds told for i think they've gone so we're talking about a quarter of period twenty two beirut is the forecast now to take you for another day the showers if anything fade away but still there in northern syria and possibly eastern side of turkey that looks quiet and cooler twenty six in kuwait city of course the roof is reflected in the weather in the arabian peninsula much quieter than it was there the showers a lot reaches far south as bahrain but i think so otherwise nothing much to talk about for a cha

iraqi plane gave i think up to one hundred millimeters that's flash flood in both the euphrates and the tigris in fact throughout that valley is like two surely west at the moment and so sharp page which means it's an active frontal system as it moves eastwards into iran the head of it all almost into eastern turkey but probably really syria and this leaving rain is fun also snow of course where the ground rises as probably georgia but what about azerbaijan west and south of iran tail off through kuwait even as far south as bahrain was significant right to the west of that possible sounds told what i think they've gone there so we're talking about a quarter of period twenty.