💧 Water is life, but in war, it is often a casualty @ICRC
💧 Water is life, but in war, it is often a casualty @ICRC
Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Too often, armed conflicts damage infrastructure, disrupt supplies, prevent operators from working, and spread disease through contamination.

Without water, entire communities are at risk.
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💧 Water is life, but in war, it is often a casualty

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