Stânci detonate pe Dunăre pentru a salva alimentarea cu apă a centralei nucleare de la Cernavodă. Prima încercare a eșuat, operațiunea va fi reluată luni

Romanian authorities have initiated an unprecedented operation to increase water flow to the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant due to severe drought affecting the Danube. Initial attempts to detonate a rock formation were unsuccessful, prompting further efforts with stronger explosives. The operation aims to redirect water to ensure safe reactor cooling amid the worst hydrological crisis in two decades. The Ministry of Defense is involved, and additional measures include controlled sinking of barges to create an underwater dam. This intervention is crucial for maintaining energy stability in Romania.