A view shows a part of the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.24.02.2022#8126646
People walk along a bridge over the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.24.02.2022#8126645
A man with a child walks along a bridge over the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.24.02.2022#8126644
Teens look at the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.24.02.2022#8126641
A view shows a bridge over the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.25.02.2022#8126636
A view shows a part of the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.25.02.2022#8126634
A view shows a part of the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.25.02.2022#8126632
A view shows a part of the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.25.02.2022#8126630
A view shows a part of the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.25.02.2022#8126629
A view shows a bridge over the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.25.02.2022#8126624
A view shows a part of the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.25.02.2022#8126622
A view shows a part of the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.25.02.2022#8126620
A view shows a part of the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.25.02.2022#8126619
A view shows a part of the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.25.02.2022#8126618
A view shows a part of the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.25.02.2022#8126617
A view shows a part of the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.25.02.2022#8126616
A view shows a part of the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.25.02.2022#8126615
A view shows a sign of Krasnoperekopsky district near the North Crimean Canal in Crimea, Russia. Previously, Ukraine provided up to 85% of the needs of Crimea in fresh water through the North Crimean Canal coming from the Dnieper River. However, after the reunification of Crimea with Russia, the supply of water through the canal to the republic was completely stopped unilaterally.25.02.2022#8126614
