Moldavia y Ucrania evalúan bajo nivel de agua del Dniéster y preparan medidas anticrisis

Authorities from Moldova and Ukraine are jointly evaluating the abnormally low water levels of the Dniester River and preparing anti-crisis measures to mitigate associated risks. The situation has raised significant concern for the Moldovan government, which fears potential impacts from the receding water levels.

The discussions and planning efforts involve cross-border cooperation between Chisinau and Kiev to address the environmental and resource challenge posed by the diminishing flow of the shared waterway.