O nouă misiune de urgență pe Dunăre. Armata reia operațiunea de detonare a stâncii Pârjoaia, cu 60 de kilograme de explozibil

The Romanian Army conducted controlled detonations on the Danube to destroy the Pârjoaia rock, aiming to increase water flow to the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant. Previous attempts were unsuccessful, and a new plan involves using 60 kilograms of explosives. Local authorities are also preparing to sink barges to redirect water. The low water levels are causing significant concerns for energy production and navigation, with the Danube nearing historical lows. Experts warn that failure to maintain water flow could lead to a 10% reduction in energy capacity.