Peter Magyar anunță că Ungaria se va confrunta cu cinci zile de criză și face apel la unitate pe fondul valului de critici

Hungarian officials are addressing an energy crisis caused by extreme heat and low Danube water levels. Prime Minister Peter Magyar emphasized the critical next five days and the need for cooperation. Only one of eight turbines at the Paks nuclear plant is operational, with potential complete shutdown due to low water levels. The government is urging companies to voluntarily reduce electricity consumption to save 500 megawatts. If savings are insufficient, mandatory electricity rationing may be implemented. Magyar highlighted the necessity for alternative energy sources in the long term.