Water Conflict: Will a Drying Iran Face Syria’s Fate?

[TheCamelGuy]

with cooperation from Iraq and suck up every drop of Tigris for agriculture.

Lol, combining the both

 

[BHarwana]

@LoveIcon have you switched on your heater my friend or still not using it.

https://twitter.com/x/status/957569834551832576

 

[Taskforce]

Unfortunate Iran will never be a super power. Their geography is not fit and they don’t have a proper army to realize their ambitions in the region.

 

[Hack-Hook]

There are too many people in PDF who take a few isolated events to rebut statistics. There are big snow in Iran and that doesnt mean the average rainfall per unit area is high.

Iran best hope of getting more water is to dam the tigris at Abadan, with cooperation from Iraq and suck up every drop of Tigris for agriculture.

Meanwhile farms nearby Tehran will need to close, to divert the water for urban use,

Honestly Tigris in all its path is inside Iraq and by the way who will build a dam in a place that has no mountain and is on a garage wpm above sea level .
What we have at Abadan is not Tigris its Arvand-Rud and Bahman-Shir and no the farm around Tehran don't need to close . the farmers only need to learn how to modernize their farm and reduce their water consumption to 1/3th of what they are using.

 

[NoOne'sBoy]

have you boys check out this programme called HAARP? I am not into conspiracy theories but how come lately every single enemy of US regime suffer under weather problems? I mean coincidence? Think about it.

 

[xenon54 out]

have you boys check out this programme called HAARP? I am not into conspiracy theories but how come lately every single enemy of US regime suffer under weather problems? I mean coincidence? Think about it.

We have one of the warmest winter since recording, can remember a January with constant 10°C (14°C in its peak), didnt know Switzerland was a US enemy, its climate change, doesnt matter how much people want to deny it just to feel better.