România se chinuie de 70 de ani să dinamiteze stânca Pârjoaia din Dunăre. „Din pricina prăpăditei celeia de stânci, căreia îi vezi acum ici și colo colții ieșind din apă”

Romania has been struggling for 70 years to address the Pârjoaia rock in the Danube, which poses a threat to the Cernavodă nuclear power plant's water supply. Recent military efforts to detonate the rock have gained national attention due to a water crisis. After a failed attempt, the army successfully detonated the rock, aiming to redirect more water to the power plant. The Pârjoaia rock has been a long-standing issue since 1953, with previous attempts to dynamite it failing due to lack of funding and interest. The current situation is critical, as the Danube's water level has dropped significantly, prompting the government to declare a state of alert and allocate funds for emergency works.