Armenia’s largest reservoir, Akhuryan, was launched under a USSR-Turkey interstate agreement and is still managed through technical cooperation between the two sides—despite the absence of diplomatic relations. How are the water allocations determined? What happens at monitoring stations? What risks do new Turkish dams pose, and is Armenia adequately prepared and protected?

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