Water Releases from Mosul Dam Decrease Following Revenue Drop Amid Water Scarcity Warnings

In light of climate challenges and declining water revenues, the Mosul Dam has recorded a new drop in water release rates into the Tigris River basin, falling to 450 cubic meters per second. Authorities responsible for water resources management explained that this reduction is a direct result of the decline in incoming revenues from upstream countries. The release operations are strictly managed by specialized central committees to ensure a balance between strategic reserves and river needs. Despite this decrease, indicators confirm that the dam's water situation remains at safe levels compared to previous years.