Crimea on the brink of a water crisis: experts warn of catastrophe.

Critical situation with water supply in Crimea

According to inkorr.com: According to information from Glavkom, in the temporarily occupied Crimea, the average level of reservoir fill is less than 50%, and in some of them, water reserves have dropped below 45%. Expert Yevhen Khlobystov noted that only in the Alminsk reservoir does the water level reach approximately 72%, while in the Chornorichensk reservoir, which supplies water to Sevastopol, it is only 24%. Other populated areas are also experiencing problems with water supply, leading to restrictions on water supply.

Experts warn that in the absence of precipitation and natural runoff in spring, Crimea may face a water crisis in the summer. This issue affects not only Crimea but also the occupied Donbas. Due to significant water losses in the networks in the occupied territories, only 60-80% of water reaches consumers, causing a chronic deficit that is critical today.

The situation with water supply in the Crimean peninsula and the occupied Donbas is becoming increasingly serious, which may lead to severe consequences in the near future. The low level of reservoir filling confirms the exacerbation of the problem, so urgent measures need to be taken to resolve it.

The situation with water supply in Crimea and the occupied Donbas requires urgent response. Experts emphasize that in the absence of rain and low reservoir levels, residents of the region may face even greater difficulties that will affect their daily lives. It is important that government structures take immediate action to stabilize the water supply and ensure access to water for all residents.