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  1. The flow of the Chenab River, which is treaty-governed, is being threatened by illegal projects, impacting Pakistan's water and economic security due to India's non-compliance regarding the K&K dispute.

India's projects threaten the shared Indus river system.

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India's projects threaten the shared Indus river system.

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  1. India is restricting Indus river flows amid disputes over shared water control.1 source
  2. India's projects threaten the shared Indus river system.1 source

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