India has officially frozen its participation in the 1960 agreement on India's waters, putting responsibility for killing 26 citizens in Kashmir on Pakistan. New Deli announces that cooperation will resume only if Islamabad is unknown to the support of terrorist groups.
Pakistani authorities warn that the termination of water flow will be considered "hostilities." India, taking advantage of the limited opportunities provided by the contract, discusses new water projects that can dramatically reduce the flow of indesion, jellum and Chab to Pakistan, Reuters reports.
Experts warn that this exacerbation can take a serious blow to Pakistan's agriculture, which depends on these rivers by 80%. The instability of water flow threatens the amount of crops, raises costs and deepens the food crisis. Pakistan has appealed to international organizations, trying to prevent another escalation in the region.
