Pazkhian: War does not only target humans and infrastructure, but by destroying forests, wetlands and water resources, soil pollution, destruction of habitats, displacement of animal species and entry of chemicals and heavy metals into natural cycles, it leaves lasting damage for years after the fighting ends. Today, the international community is well aware that the destruction of the environment during armed conflicts is not a side effect, but directly threatens the security and well-being of future generations.

Pazkhian: War does not only target humans and infrastructure, but by destroying forests, wetlands and water resources, soil pollution, destruction of habitats, displacement of animal species and entry of chemicals and heavy metals into natural cycles, it leaves lasting damage for years after the fighting ends. Today, the international community is well aware that the destruction of the environment during armed conflicts is not a side effect, but directly threatens the security and well-being of future generations.