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Indus Waters Treaty: Centre says Pakistan won't get 'a single drop' in coming years

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Indus Waters Treaty: Centre says Pakistan won't get 'a single drop' in coming years
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Indian government officials have stated that they intend to stop all water flow to Pakistan from the Indus river system, citing the suspension of the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty. This follows heightened diplomatic tensions and India's rejection of a Court of Arbitration ruling regarding the treaty.

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This represents a significant escalation in geopolitical tensions between two nuclear-armed neighbors, potentially impacting regional water security.

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The reporting heavily favors the Indian government's perspective and official rhetoric regarding the treaty's status.

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