Criza apei de pe Nistru. Moldova și Ucraina au ajuns la un acord, după mai multe zile de negocieri: Kievul va reduce debitul râului

Ukraine will reduce the water flow into the Dniester River for Moldova to 60 cubic meters per second, following negotiations. This decision comes after discussions between Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan and Ukrainian leaders. The water level in the Novodnestrovsk reservoir has reached a historic low, prompting Moldova to declare a state of emergency in the hydrological sector. The low water levels pose risks to water supply systems, particularly from the Dniester, which is a key water source for Moldova. The government aims to ensure a stable water supply amid severe hydrological deficits.