Criza din Ungaria: „Ne așteaptă cinci zile critice”. Ce a spus premierul Magyar

Hungary faces critical days as the Danube's low water levels force the shutdown of its nuclear power plant, raising concerns over energy supply and water availability. Prime Minister Peter Magyar warned of extreme pressure on the energy grid amid a heatwave, with potential long-term impacts on power generation. The situation is compounded by water restrictions in over 100 cities and towns, and the government is considering mandatory energy consumption limits for large companies. The crisis could cost Hungary significantly due to rising electricity import prices.