Armata intervine pe Dunăre: pregătește detonarea unei stânci pentru a dirija apa spre Cernavodă • Newsweek România

The Romanian army is preparing to detonate a rock in the Danube to redirect water towards Cernavodă amid critically low water levels. This intervention aims to ensure the safe operation of the affected nuclear reactor. The government has allocated funds for this emergency operation, while Hungary has shut down its Paks nuclear plant due to the low water levels, marking a historic first. The situation is impacting energy production and navigation, with authorities urging industrial consumers to reduce usage during peak hours. Hydrologists warn that the next two weeks are crucial, with ongoing drought conditions exacerbating the crisis.