De ce a rămas Dunărea fără apă deși iulie a fost ploiasă? Mitul „ne-au furat străinii apa” a fost spulberat • Newsweek România

Despite heavy rainfall in Romania, the Danube's water levels are critically low due to drought conditions in upstream countries. The conspiracy theory that foreign nations are stealing water has been debunked. The river's flow is primarily influenced by precipitation in its entire basin, which includes several countries experiencing severe drought. As a result, even with local rainfall, the overall water supply remains insufficient, leading to historical low levels affecting navigation and ecosystems. Future forecasts suggest a slow recovery in water levels, dependent on upstream precipitation.