From hydro-terrorism to ecocide: Weaponising water in war

In-depth: The destruction of Ukraine's Kakhovka dam highlights the increasing role of ecocide in war, with the weaponisation of water and targeting of natural resources tactics long used during conflicts in the Middle East.

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