Peter Magyar anunță că Dunărea a început să crească. 19 centimetri peste minim • Newsweek România

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced that the Danube River has risen, allowing the restart of a turbine at the Paks nuclear power plant. This marks a significant easing of the energy crisis caused by extreme drought, which had reduced the plant's output to about 10%. The situation remains critical, with warnings that the danger is not over despite the temporary rise in water levels. The Hungarian government is also considering diversifying energy production and reevaluating cooling methods for the plant. Romania is monitoring the situation closely, facing its own energy crisis due to low Danube levels, which have already affected its nuclear reactor operations.