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Pakistan accuses India of weaponizing water after treaty suspension

  • Islamabad says New Delhi has not consulted Pakistan on Chenab River projects that will impact its water flow
  • Pakistan has warned India changing the flow of cross-border waterways will be considered an “act of war”
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Government says Pakistan has 90 days of water storage, far below regional benchmarks

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Pakistan urges UN to push India to restore Indus treaty a year after suspension

By UROOSA JADOON ·

Pakistan calls on India to restore Indus treaty, warns against ‘weaponization of water’

By UROOSA JADOON ·

At UN, Pakistan warns India’s suspension of water-sharing treaty carries security implications

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Pakistan accuses India of manipulating Indus waters, warns of risks to regional peace

By Usama Iqbal Khawaja ·
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Pakistan urges equal application of international law, flags Indus treaty at UN debate

By UROOSA JADOON ·

Pakistan says Indus Waters Treaty proceedings scheduled in Vienna next week despite India’s boycott

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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By Usama Iqbal Khawaja ·
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