„Cele mai critice cinci zile” urmează, anunță premierul ungar, deși a amânat închiderea centralei nucleare de la Paks

Hungary's Prime Minister announced critical days ahead as the Paks nuclear plant faces shutdown due to low Danube water levels. The plant currently operates at reduced capacity, easing pressure on the national grid. However, complete shutdown is expected soon, increasing reliance on energy imports. Neighboring countries like Romania and Bulgaria are also facing challenges due to drought, with Romania mobilizing military support to maintain energy supply. Bulgaria's Kozlodui plant continues to operate normally despite low water levels, while Serbia's hydroelectric production has drastically decreased.