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WORLD • CONFLICT ZONES

UNICEF says attacks on water systems in conflict zones tripled

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UNICEF says attacks damaging or destroying water and sanitation systems in conflict zones tripled from 2021 to 2025. The agency warns that the damage increases children’s exposure to disease, malnutrition and violence.

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Children in conflict zones are the people directly affected, as damaged water and sanitation systems can increase health and safety risks. The articles do not identify a specific direct U.S. effect.